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A Master of Science in Education in Reading typically consists of a series of graduate-level courses. These courses provide the core knowledge necessary to successfully

During the years of early childhood, a child’s mind is vulnerable and easily influenced. Children at this age look to others for guidance and self-affirmation.

Research from the American Psychological Association shows that teenagers experience greater academic success when they begin school later in the morning. Scientists continue to emphasize

Traditionally, literacy education has focused on teaching reading comprehension, writing and effective communication. However, as modern forms of communication, collaboration and research shift increasingly to

Working with in a classroom with gifted and talented learners gives educators much more freedom in the types of lessons they deliver. A gifted classroom

Classrooms today are increasingly diverse, with students requiring instruction tailored to a wide range of learning, behavioral and developmental needs. Educators who pursue advanced preparation