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Explore These Top Jobs for Theatre Majors

Why major in theatre? There are many jobs for theatre majors to pursue, including various types of acting jobs and even non-theatre jobs.1 If you’re passionate about theatre and drama, then one of the…

Posted on April 29, 2024

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4 Ways English Teachers Can Make Shakespeare Fun

English class wouldn’t be the same without a lesson on Shakespeare. And in fact, the new Common Core standards require students to study the Bard. There’s no question that Shakespeare was a genius who...
Posted on May 28, 2019

Should You Consider Teaching Abroad?

Aspiring educators who have an adventurous spirit and an enduring desire to reach out to others might consider teaching abroad. Before you make a decision, consider what comes to your mind when you...
Posted on May 21, 2019

Handling Challenging Behavior In The Classroom

As a new teacher it is critical to establish an environment that is conducive to learning. There will be times when students exhibit challenging behaviors, and it is important to know how to handle...
Posted on April 02, 2019

6 Ways to Create a Culture of Curiosity in the Classroom

While driving my Kindergartener to school, I’m flooded with questions. No, I’m not analyzing life’s deepest thoughts at the moment, but rather, my daughter has her curious hat on, and she’s wondering...
Posted on March 26, 2019

7 Ways Great Teachers are Servant Leaders

If one were to define “great teacher,” two words come to mind: servant leader. To elucidate what this might mean, let’s look at the qualities of a great teacher and how they embody this definition. 1...
Posted on December 11, 2018

My Experience Student Teaching in India

I’m majoring in secondary education with an emphasis in physical education and am currently in my last semester of my senior year. I am completing my student teaching at Kodaikanal International...
Posted on December 04, 2018

Headed Right to the Top: The College of Education’s Top of the Class Podcast

It all started over some gluten-free pasta. Last fall, I was stirring a boiling pot of pasta at my stove, glancing at my daughter in her play room. I started thinking about podcasting. I love...
Posted on October 15, 2018

Breathing Life into a History Curriculum

History can be one of the most exciting subject areas for middle and high school students, but many of them can have trouble connecting to the material. Among this demographic, history may have an...
Posted on October 09, 2018

Designing the Best Professional Development Training for Teachers

One of the best ways to ensure student success is to make sure teachers receive highly effective professional development. Like other professions, teachers are required to participate in continuing...
Posted on September 18, 2018
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