Remote Learning and Special Education
As parents stand in for the individualized support special education students need, the reports of frustration during the COVID-19 pandemic continue to rise. Less face
April 12, 2021
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School Safety in the COVID-19 Era
As the nation battles the COVID-19 pandemic, school administrators are dealing with one of the toughest challenges they have ever faced: how to balance expected
March 16, 2021
Benefits of an MBA
Business professionals looking to advance their careers face a tough question when deciding to pursue an MBA: Is it worth it? After all, job duties
August 27, 2020
International Trade Compliance Manager Facts
The rules and regulations governing international trade are complex and challenging. They become even more complicated when you consider that each country has different criteria.
August 27, 2020
Get Started in International Trade
Browse any clothing store, and you will likely find T-shirts from Honduras, dresses from Vietnam, perfume from France, and products from many other nations. And
August 27, 2020
Break Into Management With an MBA
A Master of Business Administration is a degree that can often vault an entry- or mid-level employee seeking career advancement into the world of management.
August 27, 2020
Masters in Bilingual Education Options
Teachers who want to pursue a graduate degree may get help paying for it by applying for a Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher
August 24, 2020
Billingual Education and Evidence-Based Practices
How do bilingual education teachers know whether their teaching and intervention methods help improve learning outcomes? In the past, professional learning communities struggled to provide
August 24, 2020
Bilingual Educators Needed in Texas
Bilingual education is one of the leading teacher shortage areas in Texas. According to the Texas Education Agency (TEA), there was only one qualified ESL
August 24, 2020
Principals and Legal Hazards
As the primary leader in the school community, the school principal has ultimate responsibility for everything that takes place in the school, and in some
July 15, 2020
Instructional Teaching Tips
Cognitive scientist Pooja Agarwal and K-12 teacher Patrice Bain have been researching teaching strategies and applying them in the classroom for over 15 years. In
July 15, 2020
RN to BSN: More Than Management
Nurses who enroll in an RN to BSN program are at the forefront of healthcare trends that help them provide the best care possible. Many
June 1, 2020
Global Health Nursing and You
By traveling abroad, nurses can work with other healthcare professionals to alleviate or prevent health crises. With an expanding patient population throughout the world, nurses
June 1, 2020
What Is Evidence-Based Practice?
Evidence-based practice (EBP) is an approach to medicine that combines the most up-to-date research, clinical expertise and patient values. Engaging a model of care that
June 1, 2020
Resolve to Complete Your BSN
As an ADN-prepared RN, you already have the real-world experience of working in the nursing field. But because of the changes in healthcare, now may
June 1, 2020
Job Outlook for School Administrators in Texas
Professional advancement for experienced educators lies primarily in two places: within the teaching profession and in positions of educational leadership. Earning an advanced degree in
March 19, 2020
What Is a Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction with a Specialization in Educational Administration?
By earning a Master of Science degree in Curriculum and Instruction with a Specialization in Educational Administration, education professionals not only elevate their careers but
March 19, 2020
Learn How to Help Struggling Readers
When students have trouble with reading comprehension, it impacts not just their school performance in the short term but also their future academic and career
February 6, 2020
A World Without Homework
In recent years, researchers and teachers have been experimenting with a “no homework” policy in the classroom. Though it may sound dubious, some evidence suggests
February 6, 2020
Criminal Justice Reform Trends in the U.S.
The numbers are frightening. Over 2.3 million people are held in state and federal prisons in the United States, according to TribTalk, at a cost
February 6, 2020
Earn your Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice
For 14 years the TV show Criminal Minds has portrayed an elite squad of FBI agents who work to anticipate a perpetrator’s next move. One
February 6, 2020
Why Teachers Need Instructional Coaches
U.S. schools spend between 74 and 181 million dollars per year on professional development programs, according to an article from Brookings Institution’s Brown Center on
January 3, 2020
Benefits of Bilingual Education
Education Dive defines bilingual education as “the instruction of two languages and the use of both as mediums for all curriculum.” A dual language classroom
January 3, 2020
What Is Cybercrime and What Can We Do to Stop It?
Seems like you can’t scan the headlines or watch the news without seeing a story about a bank or retail outlet’s databank being hacked. This
January 3, 2020
4 Jobs for a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice
Looking to work in law enforcement? Or maybe you’re a professional interested in a different field. You might consider job options available if you obtain
January 3, 2020
Patient Assessments Throughout the Lifespan
From pediatrics to geriatrics, nursing care begins with health assessments. Nurses use a range of skills to assess the health of their patients. This includes
December 2, 2019
A Look at Nursing in Texas
Oil is not the only booming business in Texas. Texas has one of the highest growth rates in the nation for nurses. A nursing shortage
December 2, 2019
Help Students Struggling With Reading
The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) reports that, in 2017, 32% of fourth graders were reading below the Basic level, based on the National
December 2, 2019
Why Nurse Leaders Should Know Informatics
If your goal is to become a nurse leader, is imperative that you become familiar with informatics. You will not necessarily need to become a
December 2, 2019
Advocate for Other Nurses as an Administrator
Nurse administrators serve in a leadership role, but they can also act as advocates for fellow nurses, improving not only working conditions but patient safety
December 2, 2019
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