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Trauma & Resilience: Responding to Student Trauma
As an educator, you may have encountered students who have experienced traumatic events in their lives. This trauma can affect the way your students think,
As an educator, you may have encountered students who have experienced traumatic events in their lives. This trauma can affect the way your students think,
Education is a profession that is constantly evolving. As educators, we are in a profession that requires continuous education, recertifications, and annual improvement measures. Most
How My Job Looks Unique as a Teacher in a Cyber Charter School For those educators who have never taught in the cyber world, the
A student’s education is typically tracked and broken down into various milestones. Early in their academic careers, students experience new and exciting adventures in 3K
It’s no secret that the benefits of graduate school for educators are numerous: attending graduate school can be the gateway to a new career, for
Social-emotional learning curriculum (SEL) is defined by the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) as “the process through with all young people and adults
Why Plagiarism Needs to Be Seriously Discussed Early On “There’s nothing new under the sun” is a common phrase shared around academia. Searching for dissertation
So often in education we focus on elementary and high school student categories, ranging from age-appropriate behaviors in their little personalities and curiosities to a
Modern education vernacular is awash with buzzwords, acronyms, and inclusive terms that change with the tide. As such, replacing a word in our vocabulary can
What is Child-Rearing? Child-rearing is the process of raising children. The child-rearing process begins the day a child is born, through their schooling, and continues
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