Based in Shanghai, China, Silvino Philip Guangco is a full-time homeroom teacher with over a decade of experience in education. “I already knew I wanted to be a teacher as […] Read more: He Waited Two Years to Start His Master’s. Here’s What Changed
If you’ve ever started looking into master’s programs, you’ve probably noticed one thing quickly: There’s no shortage of options. Programs promise flexibility, career growth, leadership pathways, and global opportunities. On […] Read more: How to Decide on the Best Master’s Program for Your Career Goals
Teaching follows a rhythm. The start of the school year brings new students, new routines, and new energy. Winter break offers the first real pause to catch your breath. By spring, many teachers begin […] Read more: Teachers, Thinking About a Master’s Degree? 6 Signs You’re Ready Now
Taylor Armijo’s resume doesn’t follow a straight line. Her first job out of college was teaching 9th and 11th grade English for a huge high school in North Carolina. After that, she wanted a […] Read more: The ‘Core’ of Teaching for Taylor Armijo? Relationship Building and Long-Term Impact
When Molly La Pan was in kindergarten, she would come home from school every day and play — more school. She labeled all her books with sequential numbers and “Ms. Anderson” (her maiden name). Then she’d grab her little brother, […] Read more: From Playing School to Certified Teacher with an M.Ed.
As a student in international schools, Sophie Brandsar had a regular question for her teachers: How do I become you? Brandsar left Germany at 15 to study at an international […] Read more: ‘Living My Dream’: Finding Happiness and Fulfillment in Education Leadership
Starting your teaching career is an exciting milestone, but it’s natural to wonder what comes next. One question many new teachers face is whether pursuing a Master’s in Education (M.Ed.) […] Read more: Is a Master’s in Education Right for You? What New Teachers Should Consider
William Credit had a vision for his life, and it revolved around basketball. Coming out of high school in Natchez, Mississippi, he was a three-time All-American point guard and one […] Read more: From the Basketball Court to the Classroom: William Credit’s Career Pivot
Mahbuba Shirin did not grow up wanting to be a teacher. She thought she might like to be a journalist or something similarly challenging. Her father, a professor, wanted Shirin […] Read more: ‘Not Done Yet’: Bangladeshi Teacher has Big Dreams for All Students