Education Articles

In a rapidly changing world, the role of educators in shaping students’ understanding of U.S. history and social studies is more critical than ever. For

History recounts the past and informs the future. History teachers are keepers of vital information, empowering students to understand not only where they came from

Early childhood is the ideal time to emphasize the importance of diversity, equity and inclusion. Helping young students recognize the differences in genders, identities, cultural

Every student has unique learning needs. This can be especially true for students with learning disabilities (LDs) and difficulties. Educational diagnosticians are a core part

For students with learning or social/emotional disabilities, the configuration and atmosphere of their learning environment can mean the difference between success and frustration. The professional

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Postsecondary Education has identified teacher shortage areas across the U.S. This list reveals that Missouri needs more highly qualified special

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, in 2022-2023, students who received special education services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) accounted for

Many people think an intervention specialist is someone who helps people with addictions seek treatment. While that is one kind of intervention specialist, another works

Students with special needs require their educators, community and family to create a cohesive plan for their academic, social and emotional success. The person who

Technological integration is a key focus for curriculum and instruction (C&I) leaders, with educational technologies offering enriched learning experiences, remote and collaborative modalities, increased differentiation

A mindset is generally thought of as a mental attitude, inclination or state of mind — a fixed state of mind by many definitions. A person’s

According to EdNews Daily, numerous studies show an alarming percentage of middle school and high school students report feeling “not engaged” or “actively disengaged” in

If you are an educator with the desire to become a leader for change in schools, you may want to consider becoming an instructional coach.

As early as 1953, the premier publication, Educational Leadership, discussed “The Challenge of Individual Difference” in print. Since then, educators at every level have weighed in

Playwright Samuel Beckett once wrote “Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.” The concept of “fail better” is a fundamental

The online Master of Science in Education (MSEd.) in Curriculum and Instruction – General program from Northwest Missouri State University helps educators who want to advance their

Interactive technologies in the classroom have the power to engage students in meaningful and authentic ways. According to many teachers, technology can accelerate learning rates and — when the school system takes responsibility for

The importance of data is undeniable. It allows individuals and organizations to make more informed decisions, and data is essential to the success of corporations

From 2012-2022, graduation rates increased by 10%, and the number of students going on to college directly after graduation is 62%. The key to this

Missouri ranks No. 30 in “Best States for Education” from U.S. News & World Report. However, Missouri has some unique elements to it that educators in

In today’s school climate of high-stakes testing, large class sizes and rigid evaluation processes, it’s no surprise that many teachers are in need of motivation.

Most states require educators with a bachelor’s degree and a teaching certificate to complete continuing education to maintain their certification. Education standards and ideas change,