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It’s an exciting time in post-secondary education in the United States. After resting on our collective laurels for several decades, test data from the late

The Mood Makes the Class In an article published in 2014 in the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology entitled “Pathways From Teacher Depression and

In 1949, the non-profit organization Mental Health America (MHA) held the first Mental Health Awareness Month, which is also called Mental Health Month. The goal

What Is Homeschooling? One question that every parent has to answer sooner or later is this: how am I going to best prepare my child

A New Trend in Education: Early College High Schools Early College High School. At first read, this combination of words seems like a contradiction in

From Social Theory to Educational Method Social Constructionism is a theory of sociology that has exerted an enormous influence on the development of modern education.

You’re going to hear from your teenager’s school a lot during the middle and high school years. Some of the communication will be good news,

What is Place-Based Education? Parents, teachers, school leaders, and public policy makers have their hands full keeping up with the latest trends in education. It’s

Every Child Has a Story One thing teachers learn very quickly when they step into the classroom is that every child under their care has

Charter Schools: A Viable Option for Families  As most parents know, education is the key to getting ahead in life. Whether that means taking an