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What do Magic Johnson, Mozart, Albert Einstein, Walt Disney, and Whoopi Goldberg have in common? They are among many famous people with learning disabilities, and

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) have been a major focus of colleges and universities across the country for several decades, but creating an environment that

Divergent thinking should be encouraged, supported, and intentional in all classrooms, but especially those in primary and middle schools, and through mathematics education. As part

It may be obvious to point out how much the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the landscape of education. Although we may not be fully aware

Reading has a host of benefits, and it is vital to the academic and social-emotional development of students. According to the Young Readers Foundation, reading

Equity in higher education was already an issue before the COVID-19 pandemic, but conditions created by the global health crisis thrust the topic even further

Experienced teachers who are passionate about working with K-12 students with mild behavioral or academic disabilities should consider earning the Master of Science in Exceptional

While principals are generally thought of as the school leaders in terms of teaching and administration, they hold another critical role: keeping schools legally compliant.

The words “trauma” and “traumatic” have taken new meanings during the last century, including more than just in the context of war and its consequences

The increasing teacher shortage in the U.S. has been acknowledged multiples times over. Teacher training programs across the country are struggling to meet the needs

Educational leaders are crucial to the success of all communities. P-12 principals, district leaders, and administrators implement the principles of organizational development to shape the

Mathematics education currently faces unique challenges. While U.S. students persistently have lower math scores than their peers from other countries, math and data fluency are

The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) has developed a comprehensive set of principles, standards and expectations that standardizes the learning goals and methods that should

Because the choices educators make have a real impact on student outcomes, a solid teaching foundation based on the most current methodology and theory is

School is a delicate period in a child’s life, where every experience can trigger a series of positive or negative outcomes. Special education is a

As we better understand the needs of students with disabilities, it is clear that teachers must be prepared to meet those needs, armed with more

As communities grow, so does the demand for assistant principals, principals, and other administrators to manage staff, supervise departments, and develop curricula. The leadership positions

A growing number of students are realizing the benefits of earning a degree online. A 2015 Learning House survey found that 61 percent of online