“Is this still the right job for me?” It’s a question teachers might ask at various points in their careers. Maybe you have, too. Most teachers don’t leave a role […] Read more: How to Choose Your Next Role in Education (Without Guessing)
There has been an explosion of articles, podcasts, and blogs about the intersection of ChatGPT and education. Read more: <strong>Welcome to Moreland University, ChatGPT: A Deeper Dive into AI’s Impact on Education</strong>
Suzanne Marie is a recent graduate of Moreland University, with a master's degree specializing in multilingual learning. Read more: Graduate of Moreland University’s MED Program Suzanne Marie and Multilingual Learning
Teaching at the high school level can be a very rewarding experience. You can influence students as they enter adulthood, dive deeper into specific content areas like U.S. History or Calculus, and integrate skills that will help teenagers thrive in... Read more: How to Become a High School Teacher
All teachers in Arizona need to have completed a teacher preparation program and be certified, either through a traditional or alternative certification program. Read more: How to Get Your Teaching Certification in Arizona
Teaching is one of the most rewarding and impactful professions in the world. But how do you get a teaching certificate? The proper qualifications and credentials are required to ensure that teachers are prepared to be successful in the classroom.... Read more: Quick Overview: How to get a teaching certificate, and why you need one
Efforts must be made now to meet teachers’ need for safety, belonging, and esteem as a long-term solution to teacher shortages around the world. Read more: Reducing Teacher Burnout through Safety, Belonging, and Esteem
By leaning into student interest, creating a community of accountability, and cautiously embracing language-learning technology, teachers can take full advantage of the benefits of hybrid learning that the 2021-22 school year brings. Read more: Learning Languages Online
Social skills must be explicitly taught, modeled, and reinforced in order to effectively improve the social and emotional competence of early learners. Read more: Social Emotional Learning: Early Intervention is Prevention