The Principal’s Role in Fostering Culturally Responsive Schools
As the leader of a school, the principal sets the tone for cultural responsiveness, cultural awareness and inclusivity. They should also provide resources for teachers
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As the leader of a school, the principal sets the tone for cultural responsiveness, cultural awareness and inclusivity. They should also provide resources for teachers
Those who teach for a living remember the first time they stepped into a classroom to teach. However, as daunting as the experience may have
Although the concept is not new, culturally responsive teaching has gained a great deal of traction during the last decade-plus. School leaders and teachers are
Teaching English to people who speak other languages comes with a unique set of nuances and challenges. Assessment strategies can be complex. Reading, writing, listening
It’s hard to overstate the importance of principals, as they are the leaders of their schools. After all, they influence every facet of a school’s
English is the world’s most spoken language across borders, and it also ranks as the most common language in the U.S. — although not technically
Planned learning outcomes for curricula mean nothing if the learning experiences for students are suboptimal. A Master of Science in Education (MSEd.) in Teacher Leadership
The repercussions virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) have had on language learning are difficult to overstate. At a time when Google’s Pixel Buds
Established in 2014, Teach to Lead is a partnership of the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD), Teach Plus, and the U.S. Department of
The ways in which educators refer to and discuss their students has a profound impact not only on children’s view of themselves, but also on
Kim Bennett did not want to take on an administrative role without preparing to navigate the choppy waters that sometimes come with the territory. “I
Assistive technology is by no means a new concept for special education professionals. But recent advancements in assistive technologies can significantly improve the efficacy of
In 1964, the Association of Teachers of English as a Second Language, now known as TESOL International Association was “created out of professional concern over
Educators who are qualified to teach English as a Second Language (ESL) are in high demand at all levels of education, from preschool into adulthood.
Because English literacy is a necessity for many children and adults all over the world, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) can be
The study of organizational behavior is often focused on business and industry. However, the theories of organizational behavior apply to educational environments as well. One
According to the Council for Exceptional Children, “Special education is an integral part of the total educational enterprise, not a separate order. In any school
The University of Southern Maine offers three online graduate education degrees — each tailored to your specific career goals. USM’s accelerated online format and affordable
For working teachers, going back to school can seem both exciting and daunting. Earning a master’s in education can help teachers be more effective in
These are interesting times to be a teacher in Maine. Education is the foundation of preparing the next generation of citizens for success in adulthood,
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