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The National Center for Education Statistics, the reading arm of the United States Education Department, recently found that 2 out of 3 children in fourth
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After graduating with an undergraduate degree, you may find yourself questioning if you should obtain a master’s degree or other postgraduate degree. A master’s degree
If you are considering or committed to pursuing a degree in special education, a sincere “thank you” is in order. Being a special educator is
When I completed my bachelor’s degree and began looking for a teaching position, I was so excited to gain my first position that I would
When we entered the 21st century, education and technology became synonymous with one another. Today, classrooms use technology on a daily basis, providing students with
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