Collection: Education

Do Your First-Generation Students Succeed in College? Learn How to Overcome Their Unique Higher Education Challenges. Recent data show that over half of undergraduates nationally are first-generation college students. Colleges and universities are now doing a valiant job recruiting and...

Do Your Student-Athletes Have Mental Health Challenges? Learn How to Help Them Legally. Recent events have focused attention on the mental health issues unique to students involved in competitive sports. The combination of academics and athletics can cause stress. Your...

Yes, the Facebook Whistleblower Was Talking About Your Students: Learn How to Help Them Balance Social Media Use Students can be so addicted to social media that they put everything aside to explore, read, and comment on a multitude of...

Your Latino Students Fell Behind – Help Them! It is time to evaluate your teaching practices and take immediate action to assist your Latino students. As the nation focuses on antiracism and inclusion, families and the community demand that schools...

How is Recent Racist Violence Affecting Your Students? Learn How to Help Them Process and Cope. Your students are not immune to the violence and racism they see in their lives or in the media. Studies show that children exposed...

Wake Up Your Students With Games! “I’m bored” is often heard by teachers during the mid-year learning slump. You may feel disheartened by this feedback and unsure how to re-engage your students. Introducing play and gamification to your classroom can...

Turn Project Pressure Into Success: Master the Art of Project Management and Lead Your Educational Initiatives to Excellence! Our course, "How to Manage Your Higher Education Projects," equips you with the essential skills to exceed expectations. From defining the project's...

How Do You Pay Coaches and Student-Athletes Now? Learn the Laws Colleges and Universities Must Follow. As you begin the new academic year, you need to ensure the labor and employment practices of your athletics program adhere to current federal...

Use ChatGPT to Prepare for This Semester As the new academic year launches into warp speed, teachers are facing a time crunch like never before. Say goodbye to endless hours of planning and hello to streamlined efficiency! Discover how ChatGPT,...

Do Your Students Experience Linguistic Racism? Discover How to Celebrate Diversity in the Use of Language. Linguistic racism is the linguistic oppression, dehumanization, and marginalization that speakers endure when using a language other than White Mainstream English. It incorporates the...

Stop Microaggressions at Your School: Learn How to Promote Anti-Racism at Your School During the first couple of months of this school year, microaggressions rose to even more disturbing levels. Students have expressed concerns regarding the negative encounters they experience...

Don’t Allow Violence at Your School: Learn the Specific Steps You Must Take Now The deadly surge in violence has affected schools regardless of demographics. With more teachers and staff also reporting an increase in threats and attacks, your campus...

Will You Be Persecuted for Teaching About Racism This Year? Convey the Truth Without Violating Anti-CRT Laws. As the school year begins, teachers who wish to engage students in a more inclusive and honest version of our nation’s past are...

Overcome Holocaust Disinformation Among Your Students. Discover Engaging New Ways to Teach About This Catastrophe. In the U.S. only 18 states require Holocaust education, leaving most students susceptible to disinformation as active consumers of social media. There is a push...

Teaching Black History and Today's Laws. Discover Strategies to Convey the Truth Authentically. New critical race theory laws have scared and confused teachers. They wonder how to teach Black history authentically without violating the statutes.  With nearly 200 “backlash bills”...

Black History Month Isn’t Enough. Teach Black History as American History Year-Round February is Black History Month. Are you planning on teaching the same way as in previous years, highlighting a few Black authors and discussing the same Black people...