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Like other aspects of the educational process, curriculum and instruction experts need to stay current with new trends within the field and the science of

Some states require teachers to earn a Master of Education (M.Ed.) once they start their first teaching job. Even if that does not apply to

There are numerous “tried and true” methods and techniques for teaching English as a Second Language (ESL). Yet, many emerging approaches are also proving effective

The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated the rapid implementation of technology into classrooms across America, but emerging technologies will remain a staple of learning environments even after

As the United States has continued to grow more culturally diverse, classrooms throughout the country increasingly reflect that makeup. As a result, English language learners

Many factors play a part in developing a curriculum for English as a Second Language (ESL) classes. Teaching the fundamentals of the English language to

Teachers who pursue a master’s degree in education do it for more than a pay raise. Still, many want to know if obtaining an M.Ed.

It takes training, experience and drive to become a principal. The drive may come naturally, but the rest will be easier with a little forethought.

With the number of students learning English as a second language steadily climbing in Louisiana, the need for ESL teachers has created a shortage throughout

As the world affect how and what teachers teach. Trends also impact how teachers assess students, how they collect and manage student data, and how

The University of Louisiana Monroe’s online Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction – Reading degree can lead to increased job opportunities for certified teachers looking to

At a very early age, a child’s individual strengths and weaknesses reveal themselves to parents and teachers. Some are better readers, and others are great

Learning how to write and read is not only a great achievement in a child’s life but also an important first step towards becoming an

Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) is an approach that aims to achieve communicative rather than linguistic competence through learner interaction. Born in the 1980s, this strategy

Educational leaders who can solve real-world problems by applying theoretical knowledge to practical experiences are in high demand. School and district leaders seek qualified specialists

Our educational systems place a high priority on literacy. Reading is a fundamental skill that helps children in all areas of life. Being able to

Even the most qualified special education teachers can use a helping hand when parents have developmental questions about their child. Well-prepared professionals who specialize in

As of 2019, approximately 7.1 million public school students (14%) received special education services due to disabilities that impact their ability to keep academic pace

Students with disabilities and special needs face limitations and challenges that require assistance in both educational programming and school support. Part of that support includes

Even the youngest children can be diagnosed with physical or mental conditions that may result in developmental delays and a negative impact on their education.

Special education teachers experience many challenges that their colleagues in general education may not. But as more and more students with disabilities are mainstreamed into

Students who are learning English as a second language will range in ability from those who already know a little English but struggle to keep