Penalty in free courses?

Understanding the Structure and Penalties of Free Online Courses at Harvard As I explore Harvard’s free online courses, I’ve come across an intriguing framework. While these courses are designed to be self-paced, they still maintain a degree of structure, including set start and end dates, assignments, and sometimes even final exams. However, a key concern […]

Why should you get a Master’s Degree?

The Advantages of Pursuing a Master’s Degree: Unlocking New Opportunities In today’s competitive job market, the pursuit of a Master’s degree has become increasingly appealing for professionals aiming to enhance their careers. But what exactly are the benefits of this advanced education? Let’s delve into the numerous advantages that pursuing a Master’s degree can offer. […]

Catholic Admin Assistant Job, but not religious?

Navigating Job Opportunities in Religious Environments: Should You Accept the Offer? Hello everyone, I find myself in a bit of a dilemma and would love to hear your insights on this topic. As I strive to break into the education sector as an administrative assistant, I’ve encountered a few challenges along the way. With a […]

do you use video transcription/summarization tools?

Are You Leveraging Video Transcription and Summarization Tools? In today’s fast-paced educational landscape, technology continues to transform how we learn and share information. One such innovation is the use of video transcription and summarization tools, which have gained traction among both students and educators alike. I’m interested to know: are you currently utilizing these tools […]

ADHD tool for teachers?

Empowering Educators: A New Tool for Supporting Students with ADHD As an English Language Arts (ELA) teacher now focusing more on instructional support, I’ve immersed myself in the world of ADHD. My background includes conducting a qualitative study on ADHD during my master’s program, and since then, I’ve dedicated my career to helping other educators […]

Is Anyone Listening?

Seeking Voices: A Reflection on Professional Development Hello, dear readers! As an educator residing in a conservative community, I’ve taken the initiative to create a website that showcases the daily experiences and activities of teachers like me. I recently penned an editorial that reflects on a professional development workshop we attended last week, and I […]