Professional Development

In today's education system, staying current with the latest teaching methods, technology, and professional development requirements is crucial for educators. Many teachers across the United States seek graduate-level credit not only to fulfill continuing education requirements but ...

As the world of education continues to evolve, so too does the need for teachers to stay updated on the latest teaching methods, technologies, and classroom strategies. In today’s dynamic educational landscape, teachers are required to pursue ongoing professional development not just to meet state requirements ...

Teachers today face a unique challenge—keeping up with evolving educational practices while juggling classroom demands, professional development, and personal commitments. For educators across the U.S., continuing education is not only a requirement but an opportunity to grow, innovate, and stay ahead in a rapidly changing ...

For educators seeking to advance their careers and make a meaningful impact on young learners, earning an Early Childhood Education Certificate online is a transformative step. DominicanCAOnline offers a comprehensive, flexible ece certificate online<...

Everything seems political in our world today, whether the issue is the pandemic (masks and vaccinations), voting rights, immigration, or even which television network a person watches. At the same time, because of the Internet, there is more information – both correct and incorrect – accessible than ever before. How do you ...

The 2020-2021 school year has been a challenge in more ways than teachers can count, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the adjustments of masking and social-distancing, the opening and closing of schools, the need to teach remotely as well as in classrooms, and the worries about teacher, staff, and student ...

Over the summer, in addition to the COVID-19 pandemic and all the changes it mandated, another major societal upheaval began: the Black Lives Matter protests across the nation. They began after the May 25 death of George Floyd, a black man who died in Minneapolis, Minn., after a police officer knelt ...

It’s August now – the month when teachers traditionally decorate their bulletin boards, prepare their lesson plans, and get ready to welcome a new group of students to their classroom. At least that’s what happens in a normal year. This year, of course, belongs to COVID-19. It has changed ...

If you are a teacher who has struggled with teaching your students to write, you’re not alone. The research studies and reports have become relentless over the past couple of decades: Students are having more and more trouble learning to write well. It’s not one particular age – elementary, ...

Is stale the best word, or is stagnant better? Is there rain outside, or a deluge? Do you hear noise, or a commotion? And are the differences important? They are, especially in a world where teens text phrases like what u doin? or ...