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Cyndy and her husband, Mark, at Fenway Park in Boston Thinking outside the box led Cyndy Schroeder to Lamar University’s Master of Education in Digital

The emotions Rebecca Recco felt while in the Lamar University Master of Education in Digital Learning and Leading online program covered the spectrum. Recco tragically

Tracy in her classroom When Tracy Pompei needed a graduate degree to continue teaching in Connecticut, she returned to her Texas roots by earning a

Figuratively, then literally, Noel Astorga followed in his mother Gloria’s footsteps. First, he took the same career path as she did as a math teacher

The standard sight of a student leaving the building with a bulging backpack of books and assignments may become a mere memory if more schools

The role of a technology integration specialist is as fluid as the world of technology itself. Specialists are passionate about digital learning and helping their

People sometimes assume that administrators in educational leadership are teachers who worked their way up the ranks. While this is sometimes true, other options are

Early Perceptions of Teaching With Technology Teachers often fear the technological gap between themselves and their students. After all, their students were born into a

Traditionally, classroom teachers have been seen as content deliverers. Today, teachers increasingly assume roles as facilitators while the students lead their own learning based on

The traditional classroom has changed. It no longer involves merely a lecturing teacher and a passively listening group of students. Today’s classrooms model modern global

Classrooms across the country have been changing dramatically in the last decade. More computers, more devices and more interaction have led to a digital learning