Emergency teacher certifications and teacher shortages are not a new problem. However, do a quick google search and you will find how the pandemic, burnout and teacher vaccine mandates are…
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My name is Lauren McKay and I have been involved in education in some capacity for over 15 years. I have my Bachelor of Science degree in English Education with…
I am a proud veteran of the United States Air Force, and as a sergeant, I had the opportunity to support a number of global-force operations. Serving in any part...
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Even a school like ours, that is designed to be flexible and leverage innovative technologies to reach students, we still face many of the same challenges navigating the constantly changing…
The content of this text relies on several generally accepted truths about democracy, liberty, and the role of education. The first principle that must be agreed upon is that education,…
Empowering Parents to Make Choices Among the many debates in K-12 education, contention over school choice has garnered significant political interest and action over the past year. In spite of…
By: Chase Eskelsen, M.Ed. -- Living abroad will never be the same—especially for families. This is proving especially for recruiters at multinational corporations. As the world slowly opens back up...
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Over the last 25 years, I have seen up-close how military life affects families and, most importantly, how the transient nature of the military affects the education of children. As…
Last March, when the world seemed to come to a standstill and schools began to shut down due to the novel coronavirus, my phone began to ring off the hook,…
Under the most unfortunate of circumstances, online schooling has been thrust into the limelight after existing on the periphery of education. Apprehension to outright dismissal has dogged digital education for…
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