Doug Lum Moves Into Administration With His Online M.Ed. Degree
With more than a decade of experience as a high school coach and teacher, Doug Lum knew plenty about having a lot on his plate.
March 2, 2017
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What Is Community Nursing?
Community health nursing, also called public health nursing or community nursing, combines primary healthcare and nursing practice in a community setting. Community health (CH) nurses
February 14, 2017
Why Creativity Matters in Teaching
Importance & Value of Creativity in Instructional Methods There are typically two types of teachers that students remember across the courses of their educational careers:
February 14, 2017
What Is an M.Ed. In Teacher Leadership?
Are you a working teacher looking to advance your career — but you love interacting directly with students? Many educators have faced this challenge; there
February 14, 2017
RN to BSN Program for Working Nurses
As a working nurse who does not yet have a bachelor’s degree (BSN), you may wonder if earning one is realistic, given your existing personal
January 24, 2017
What Is Evidence-Based Practice?
The International Council of Nurses defines evidence-based practice as “A problem solving approach to clinical decision making that incorporates a search for the best and
January 24, 2017
Dogs Are a Kid’s Best Friend
Variants of the phrase “dogs are man’s best friend” have been around for centuries. Voltaire wrote a definition of dogs in his 1764 dictionary. It
January 19, 2017
The Best Leaders Are Constant Learners
In a constantly changing society, effective leaders must be able to read the signs and predict the consequences of daily occurrences. Leaders must constantly seek
December 14, 2016
How CEOs Create Great Leaders
It is important that all companies have strong leadership from the top down. Therefore, CEOs and other senior leaders must work with their teams to
December 14, 2016
Do You Want to Be a Manager?
Not everyone can be a successful leader. Some are natural leaders, some would like to lead but just don’t have what it takes, and others
December 14, 2016
Empowering Special Education Students Through Self-Advocacy
Self-advocacy is a person’s ability to effectively communicate and assert his or her needs. It is an effective tool, and people who self-advocate are more
November 21, 2016
The Advantages of Flipped Learning for Special Education
When teaching special education students, teachers commonly modify their lesson plans to accommodate students’ specific needs. In recent years, “flipped learning” has become a familiar
November 21, 2016
Teacher Leaders Improve Professional Development
Many teachers have attended seminars that gave them useful ideas but no road map for applying them. Using teacher leaders to create meaningful professional
November 21, 2016
How to Become a Nurse Administrator
The passage of the Affordable Care Act and the aging of the Baby Boomer generation have caused healthcare to expand at an incredible rate. Newer
November 2, 2016
How Can Teachers Encourage Meaningful Use of Tech in Class?
Using Technology in the Classroom Many Master of Education degree programs wrestle with using technology in the classroom. The problem usually lies not in whether
November 2, 2016
Learn to Apply Autism Teaching Strategies in the Classroom
Learn to Successfully Teach Autistic Children Autistic students have unique educational needs because they may have deficiencies in their behavior, communication and social skills. Teachers
November 2, 2016
Gain an Understanding of Communication Law
The communications industry is huge. It covers a wide range of media including newspapers, video broadcasting, magazines and telecommunications. Each day, a vast amount of
October 28, 2016
5 Ways to Be a Successful Online Student
Online programs offer many unique benefits. They let you set your own schedule, offer flexibility and save you commuting time and money. It is important
October 28, 2016
Technology’s Impact on Education
Technology Creates New Educational Opportunities When technology is first introduced into a classroom, the first thought is often that it is merely another way
October 28, 2016
Technology Leadership Can Boost Classroom Learning
Leading Your Classroom (and School) with Technology Changes in technology have led to changes in the classroom. Instructors are now using new devices and
October 28, 2016
Meet the Millers: Husband & Wife Team Up to Teach
The long and winding road Clint and Liz Miller have traveled during 23 years of marriage and their teaching careers led them right across the
October 19, 2016
Improving Teacher Retention
Education has long been one of the oldest and most revered career fields, but like all things, the field has changed — as have the
October 13, 2016
Managing Curriculum Changes
Curriculum changes can stem from many sources in a school district. Some of them will be research-based decisions while others will be budgetary decisions. No
October 13, 2016
Importance of Holistic Health Assessments and Care
Holistic medicine, frequently referred to as integrative health and medicine, has been steadily gaining traction among patients. And as more patients realize the benefits of
October 12, 2016
Financing an MSN Degree
One of the biggest challenges of earning a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree arises before students set foot in the classroom. The perceived
October 12, 2016
Clinical Mental Health Counselors in Substance Abuse
According to the Careers in Psychology website, CMHCs must hold a master’s degree in most states. Earning an M.Ed. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from
October 12, 2016
Texas State University System
The Texas State University System (TSUS), founded in 1911, was the first higher education system in Texas. Today, it serves 81,000 students, and it has
October 12, 2016
A Band, a Bus and a Chair
Dr. Rebecca Weinbaum chairs Lamar University’s Department of Counseling Just like a seamless chord progression, Rebecca Weinbaum has always been in perfect harmony with meeting
September 28, 2016
Nurses: Caring for the Community
Communities affect the health of individuals. Caring for the community as a whole can empower individuals to become more responsible for their own health. Community
September 22, 2016
Are You Looking for a Nursing Job?
If you are a new nurse seeking your first job, you may run into an age-old problem: you need a job to get experience, but
September 22, 2016
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