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When students are distracted and engagement in the classroom drops, teachers often reach for the proverbial box of tricks to reel in attention. Whether playing

Becoming a National Board Certified teacher is a highly regarded accomplishment for educators. Indeed, the National Education Association (NEA) — the country’s largest education labor

The processes of building lessons, establishing classroom practices, and developing other instructional plans are significant responsibilities for any educator. There are many variables to account

Teachers and educators work hard to create curriculums that suit student needs, pouring hours into the training, research, and creation processes. However, as education experts

If you are a teacher thinking about advancing your career, leadership roles may come to mind. At this stage of your career, you may also

Are you a teacher who is always looking for opportunities to improve student outcomes? School curriculum is at the center of student learning, making a

Educators know that every student has their own unique identity. This includes not only their outward behavior and personality, but implicit traits as well, such

The Master of Science in Curriculum & Instruction (C&I) — Effective Practitioner PreK-12 online program at Emporia State University (ESU) can help professionals develop as

The COVID-19 outbreak may have necessitated an immediate shift to remote learning. Still, even after the pandemic subsides, it is unlikely that online learning environments

Innovative methods of instruction and assessment are becoming more and more central to modern curriculum and instruction (C&I) design. One such innovation, “Genius Hour” (sometimes

What if educators based their educational techniques on theories of the brain developed by psychological, cognitive science, and technological research? Beginning in the late 1980s,

Education is always an evolving field, but it experienced an unprecedented rate of change in 2020. No one would claim the educational shifts wrought by