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Bullying is an age-old problem. It affects people of any age in almost every situation. School-age children, especially those with special needs, are frequently the

Earning a master’s degree in special education will give the experienced classroom teacher insight into best practices of teaching students with special needs, practical instructional

With the implementation of the Common Core State Standards across the United States comes the resurgence of the debate over standards in general. While most

According to the Teacher Shortage Areas Nationwide Listing, 1990-1991 through 2017-2018 published by the U. S. Department of Education, there is and has been a

“People just don’t change all that much.” “Math is harder for girls.” “No one likes me.” These statements are examples of a “fixed mindset,” as

Teachers recognize that moment when their students tune out and they may as well be speaking a foreign language. The glazed eyes, the yawns, the

The U.S. has many teacher shortage areas. The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Postsecondary Education provides a list of teacher shortage areas by state.