Master of Science in Education Articles Page 2

Educational equity has been one of the most critical topics in education for years. Remote learning has only increased the urgency with which schools are

Imagine someone hands you a thick, heavy textbook and then tells you that, in two months, there will be a quiz on the information it

One often overlooked aspect of K-12 education is the crucial role of physical education. Physical education, or P.E., not only improves student health, but it

By the start of the 2020-2021 school year, the majority of schools in the U.S. had switched to long-distance and online teaching. With this dramatic

Families across the United States have become familiar with this scene: children in the house all day with parents who are unemployed or working from

The increasing use of technology in the modern classroom creates new questions for teachers and students. What possibilities does this trend open up for student

Integrating technologies into the classroom can revitalize your curriculum, making it more accessible and relevant to students who are already more familiar with technology than

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.

Commentator David Brooks, known for his work on PBS’s NewsHour, NPR’s “All Things Considered” and NBC’s “Meet the Press,” recently wrote about the significant improvement

Special education teachers carry most of the same responsibilities as other classroom teachers — and many more. From additional testing, assessment, reporting and analyzing to

With the implementation of the Common Core State Standards and standardized testing, Data-Driven Decision Making, or DDDM, has become more and more important for school

Many factors can improve student learning, from good nutrition, adequate sleep and exercise to stress-free learning environments, great parenting and community engagement. However, teachers have

In a study of over 750 hours of classroom time in 30 high schools, 70 percent of high school students reported that they are bored

“A leader is someone who helps improve the lives of other people or improve the system they live under.” — Sam Houston Change is, ironically,

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

The Oxford English Dictionary defines “mindset” as “the established set of attitudes held by someone.”  A person’s mindset combines their intelligence, personality and talent. The