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 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
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 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
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
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
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
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
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
Can Virtual Reality Assist Special Needs Students?
Technology in the classroom offers many benefits for students with disabilities; special needs teachers can now engage their students more comprehensively than ever before due
August 19, 2016
Career Options with an M.Ed. In Special Education
Earning a master’s degree in education with a focus in special education is a proven way to make a difference in the special education world.
July 27, 2016
What Is the Use of Technology in the Classroom?
Teachers in the 21st century are competing for students’ attention. The internet, smartphones, tablets and other digital devices provide distractions for modern students, and even
July 7, 2016
Teachers and Technology Can Go Together
Campuses and districts all over the nation are beginning to see the importance of getting teachers to use technology in the classroom. District technology and
July 7, 2016
Evidence-based Practices in Teaching Autistic Students
As more and more students are diagnosed with autism, it is essential for teachers to understand evidence-based practices in autism and use that knowledge to
May 11, 2016
Earn a Master’s in Education Administration on Your Schedule
Advancing your career in education isn’t always the easiest path. To get a job beyond the classroom, you normally have to get a master’s degree.
February 2, 2016
What Your Autistic Student Needs from You
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one in 68 children is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Odds are
February 2, 2016
A Brief Exploration of Different Types of Education Systems
Education is an extremely important part of any society. Around the world, though, the methods used to teach students vary widely. Although a large amount
February 2, 2016
How to Become an Instructional Technology Coach
In current global society, technology and education have become synonymous with each other. Today’s students are learning at a faster pace than ever before, and
January 11, 2016
Teachers are a big part of the Texas economy
Teaching jobs in Texas are a large part of economic growth in the state in recent years. Jobs in education, along with business services and
October 27, 2015
Benefits of an ESL Master’s Program for Texas Teachers
In Texas, a growing number of families do not speak English as their primary language. As a result, teachers who have the training to teach
August 18, 2015
What is an M. Ed. in Digital Learning and Leading?
To stay ahead in the ever-changing world of 21st-century technology, those in education roles must be committed to learning and educating themselves as well
August 18, 2015
Earn a master’s in education administration on your schedule
Advancing your career in education isn’t always the easiest path. To get a job beyond the classroom, you normally have to get a master’s degree.
August 18, 2015
What is an M.Ed. in Clinical Health Counseling?
When you complete an advanced degree, you prove that you possess the skills and knowledge needed to tackle current challenges in the field. For those
May 14, 2015
Benefits of an Online M.Ed. in Administration
M.Ed. in Administration Opens Doors to Opportunity Most states require an administration degree to become a principal, curriculum director, or other category of administrator. However,
May 14, 2015
Four specializations within a master’s degree in teacher leadership program
Online master’s programs help teachers hone specialized leadership and educational skills Today’s teachers face a growing number of challenges from federal mandates to time-consuming state
May 14, 2015
Learning to adjust curriculum for special needs students
Form specialty classes geared toward special needs children using a higher degree Most curricula is designed for students defined as “regular” learners, but there
May 14, 2015
Tips on how to teach gifted and talented students
When hearing the words “special education,” your brain may automatically think of students with disabilities. However, there’s another special population in school: gifted and talented
May 14, 2015
Move up to the district level with an M.Ed. in Administration
If you are a current classroom teacher wanting to boost your professional development and climb the ranks to a leadership position within your school district,
May 13, 2015
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