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Entrepreneurs start businesses with an idea and a great deal of hope. To bring that idea to fruition, they must have a strong understanding of

Gifted students think and learn differently than most children. They make cognitive associations that may appear off topic but, in reality, are simply more advanced.

When teaching special education students, you try to create the best learning environment for every pupil in your classroom. During your busy day, you juggle

According to Trent Bowers, author of From Survive to THRIVE: What Great Substitute Teachers Do Differently, “Over the course of a kindergarten through 12th-grade education,

When Heather Rigby had a couple of options for an elective during her undergraduate work, she figured she would give criminology a shot. “The course

Things didn’t go so well the first time Isidra “Izzy” Tovar enrolled in college. “I practically failed everything,” she said. “I really didn’t want to

Sociology is the study of society and social behavior. By examining the environment that drives groups, cultures, organizations, and institutions as people interact, sociologists attempt

As social structures change alongside a changing world economy, educators interested in pursuing new positions and experiences in their chosen fields can get a career

In recent years, school administrations have begun incorporating teacher leaders into their organizational efforts. Responsibilities once reserved for principals (whose jobs have become increasingly specialized

People often view the criminal justice system through two perspectives: crime control and due process. Crime control involves the standard and expedited processing of a

With innovative approaches like differentiated instruction, collaborative professional development and teacher mentoring, teacher leaders are now shouldering many of the responsibilities typically carried by administrators.

Threats to schools are an unfortunate reality facing administrators. In order to properly assess these threats and guarantee student safety, administrators rely on a few

Nearly 44 million adults and millions of children suffer from mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Although expanding

As schools become more high-tech, classroom instructors are working to integrate technology into their daily activities. While some educators embrace this new method of teaching,

Motivating students is one of the basic teaching strategies teachers must learn to implement in the classroom. Praising students is a simple yet effective form

The state of school counseling in Texas provides a fascinating case study on modern issues in the profession. As detailed below, the intensive requirements and

Most of us know someone who has been affected by autism. Maybe you have a relative on the autism spectrum or a friend with an