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Diversity and Implicit Bias Affects Early Childhood Education
The traditional emphasis on equality of opportunity in early childhood education (ECE) is trending rapidly toward providing equity through teaching and services shaped to meet
September 1, 2021
Personalize Learning for Students
The world is becoming increasingly personalized. Algorithms suggest movies, music and TV programs we would like based on our personal tastes and search history. Subscription
August 16, 2021
The Main Responsibilities of a School Counselor
In many light-hearted high school and coming-of-age films, the school counselor is often presented as an insensitive adult who gives advice – often discouraging –
August 16, 2021
Trauma-Informed Teaching in Special Education
The concept of a trauma-informed approach to teaching is an important development in the world of special education. With so many students struggling to overcome
July 27, 2021
Learn How To Counsel Students Through COVID
Across the nation, students are feeling the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic in their educational, family, social and personal lives. Shifts to remote learning, social
June 21, 2021
Torrence Williams Parlays Master’s Degree Into Administrative Roles
It’s a good thing Torrence Williams laid the groundwork for a career in leadership. He has spent most of his time as an administrator since
June 1, 2021
Dondre Harris And The Online Ed.S. Program
Dondre Harris might become a school superintendent someday, but he has some unfinished business to attend to first. “I like being a principal,” he said.
May 12, 2021
Jason Hay Earns Online Ed.S.
For former football player and coach Jason Hay, his role as principal of Bryant Junior High School is still all about teamwork; it has simply
April 22, 2021
COVID-19 And The Homework Gap
A photo of two young girls sitting outside a Taco Bell has sparked an overdue conversation about access to technology in general and, more specifically,
March 1, 2021
Prepare for a Curriculum Leadership Role With an Ed.S. Degree
One of the essential components of an effective educational journey is the curriculum. An ongoing process, curriculum development is not a straightforward uniform matter. The
March 1, 2021
Helping Special Education Students in Arkansas Explore Their Goals
During the 2018-2019 schoolyear, 14% of all public-school students, or 7.1 million children, received special education services. Because this represents a significant portion of classrooms,
March 1, 2021
Learn About Gifted and Talented Education Programs
The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) reports that accelerated and enrichment programs can provide gifted students with the support they need to continuously progress
November 10, 2020
Read About Social-Emotional Learning
Today’s classrooms are becoming more diverse with every passing year. Students come from a variety of cultural, social and economic backgrounds, bringing with them different
November 10, 2020
Learn About Trauma-Informed Teaching
Traumatic incidents for school-going students, known as Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), include a variety of situations involving violence and victimization. A CDC study features a
November 10, 2020
Abbie Haley Pursuing Ed.S. in Superintendency After Completing MSE
Abbie Haley is a go-getter. After wrapping up her Master of Science in Education (MSE) in Educational Leadership degree online from Arkansas State University in
January 20, 2020
Online MSE-School Counseling Student Larry Vinson Finds His Calling
Larry Vinson feels drawn to help those struggling with direction. Vinson is a licensed minister with the United Pentecostal Church International and a restaurant manager.
December 10, 2019
Online Ed.S. Student Ashley Lilly Dives into Middle Schoolers’ Minds
Middle school is a time of transition for children. If they’re anything like Ashley Lilly, it’s a time when their first ideas about a career
November 12, 2019
Read More About Becoming A Special Education Teacher
If you are interested in becoming a special education teacher in Arkansas, it is possible to complete an online Master of Science in Education for
May 2, 2019
A-State Online Paves Way for Kim Phelan to Expand Knowledge Base
Little Rock native Kim Phelan jumped at the opportunity to return to higher education after learning about the Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) in Educational Leadership with
March 25, 2019
Making Room for Trauma in the Inclusive Classroom
When children suffer personal trauma, learning in a classroom environment can become very difficult. These children may not appear visibly different, but they can struggle
September 10, 2018
Improving Health Can Improve Learning
Psychologist Abraham Maslow famously identified a hierarchy of needs for human beings. According to his research, human beings must meet their physiological needs before they
September 10, 2018
Curt Barger Prepares for Possibilities With Online Ed.S. in Superintendency
Time will tell if Curt Barger ever stops going to the principal’s office. If he makes that leap to a superintendent position someday, he’ll be
August 17, 2018
Become a Leader in Literacy
Do you aspire to drive transformative change in your university or community? Do you have a desire to take on a teaching and literacy leadership
August 9, 2018
Special Ed Teacher Angela McKinnon Looking to Future With MSE Degree
Special education is a mainstay in Angela McKinnon’s 26-year teaching career that she plans to carry on after she closes her grade book for the
August 9, 2018
Teacher Performance Improves with Subject Matter Training
History of Professional Development For Teachers According to the Teaching Tolerance project from the Southern Poverty Law Center, professional development in education falls into
August 9, 2018
Stephanie Worthey Scouting for Advancement with Ed.S. in Superintendency
With all of the teachers and coaches who influenced Stephanie Worthey’s life as a student-athlete, it’s no wonder she became an educator. “I’ve always loved
June 7, 2018
Online Ed.S. in Principalship Graduate Steven Reeder Eyes Administrative Role
Steven Reeder had only one motivation to pursue a teaching career: football. “In reality, teaching was a means to an end,” he said. “The end
June 7, 2018
The State of Teaching in Arkansas
Arkansas works hard to attract and retain teachers. When a state has a high poverty level, legislators and administrators need to raise the standard of
June 1, 2018
Learn About Why Early Detection Is Key for Dyslexic Learners
Dyslexia is a learning disorder characterized by persistent difficulty with learning to read that sometimes also manifests as difficulty with language in general. Dyslexia in
May 9, 2018
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