Amanda Whatley graduated from Gardner-Webb University with an Ed.D. in curriculum and instruction and currently works as an ELA teacher for a high school in North Carolina. With more than a decade of experience under her belt, we asked Amanda to share with us her experience at Gardner-Webb University. Hear
Coreen Anderson graduated from Gardner-Webb University with an Ed.D. in Education and currently works as a profession I and II and family and consumer science teacher at a high school in North Carolina. Having spent 25 years in education, we asked Coreen to share with us her experience at Gardner-Webb
The number one concern working adults seem to have when contemplating becoming a student is how they will manage the cost of going back to school. In addition to living expenses such as mortgages and car payments, often potential students are juggling the expense of children, personal hobbies, and vacations.
Can you do a master’s program while teaching full-time? In the age of unending to-do lists, critical family obligations, and teaching careers where responsibilities accumulate faster than snow in Buffalo, one might chuckle at the idea of pursuing a master’s degree online. One might ask, “Can I do a master’s
It seems like just yesterday that I was a third-year teacher, pacing the classroom floor during my planning period, wondering how I would give my students that sacred “A-ha moment.” I wanted them to get it –to understand the concepts I was teaching them. I wanted them to pass the
