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According to Business Wire’s analysis of the report Artificial Intelligence Market in the US Sector 2018-2022, the artificial intelligence (AI) market in U.S. education will

A Master of Science in Education degree with a Concentration in Adult Education is ideal for those who want to work with adult learners, whether

As with holistic medicine, in which a patient is seen as a whole person rather that a collection of parts, the whole child approach to

Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings, University of Wisconsin teacher, educator, and pedagogical theorist, introduced the term culturally relevant pedagogy more than 20 years ago. Dr. Ladson-Billings describes

Financial aid challenges are a critical issue in higher education. They create barriers to educational attainment and career success for millions of aspiring post-secondary and

In rural Oregon, a single mother of two walks into her local community college, hoping to restart her education after being away from the classroom

Research drives improvements in teaching, curriculum design and student learning. Action research is especially valuable for educators seeking evidence-based, context-specific solutions to challenges in the

Leadership is vital in all sectors of society, but none more so than in higher education, where a good leader can make a substantial difference

Every student is unique, as is every student’s learning style. Combine this with the fact that classrooms in the U.S. are becoming increasingly diverse, and

Effective leadership in early childhood education (ECE) is multifaceted, requiring a balance of administrative responsibilities, mentorship and a solid commitment to fostering a supportive learning

The ability to read, write and comprehend written language — as well as speak, listen and understand spoken language — are both essential to everyday

Being mindful and inclusive in diverse settings is no longer optional in modern society, and experts agree that it’s important to introduce children to diversity

Cultural awareness is fundamental to providing an equitable learning environment for all students. A classroom that values equality is not the same as one that values equity. While

Southern Oregon University (SOU) offers an opportunity for educators to advance their careers through its online Master of Science in Education (MSEd) with a Concentration

Educators are familiar with the alarming statistics: Many U.S. students struggle to develop the reading skills necessary to improve their academic achievement. About a third

Health equity is a central theme in today’s public health education initiatives. Professionals working in this area must determine the disparities preventing individuals and communities

The term “diverse learners” often refers to students with exceptionalities and English language learners. These groups alone represent a wide range of skills, abilities and

Literacy is much more than the ability to read and write. Students need literacy to participate in everyday life, and reading fluency impacts students’ ability