By Dr. Oliver Hedgepeth, Program Director, Government Contracts and Acquisition at American Public University Education has evolved dramatically since the era of the one‑room schoolhouse, yet the influence of a dedicated teacher remains unchanged. Over my years as a student and educator, I have witnessed countless examples of passionate teaching that transform lives and inspire … Read more

Your role as a mother rarely includes sick days or paid vacation. Motherhood is a labor of love that often runs around the clock. Many parents decide to stay home to care for children, but being at home doesn’t mean sacrificing a rewarding career or the opportunity to contribute financially. If your daily routine feels … Read more

List Your Education or EdTech Product on Our Classroom Resource Page We are continually updating a dedicated resource page showcasing classroom technology, educational services, and EdTech products that help teachers and administrators improve instruction and student outcomes. Submissions come to us organically, and we are actively seeking high-quality tools and services for the 2020–2026 classroom … Read more

SEMrush Free Trial — What You Need to Know If you’re looking to improve your website’s visibility, analyze competitors, and sharpen your content strategy, a SEMrush Free Trial is a great way to get started. Below you’ll find clear information about the trial offer, what the tool can do for your SEO and digital marketing … Read more

By Chris Klein The global metaverse market was valued at $22.79 billion in 2021 and is projected to expand rapidly, with analysts predicting the metaverse will play a major role across industries, including education. Educational researchers and institutions increasingly suggest immersive virtual environments will become as commonplace as current social platforms. As the concept moves … Read more

Guest Article written by Allison VanNest, Grammarly Are Strong Writing Skills a Reliable Predictor of Career Success? Quality writing increasingly matters in the job market. Employers are using written communication to screen candidates and identify promising graduates from top colleges and universities. But how reliable is writing ability as a predictor of future performance—and how … Read more

Written by: Dr. Kimberlee Ratliff Many students who qualify for special education are included in general classrooms, but a number require specialized support based on the severity of their disabilities. When I moved into middle school counseling, I worked with students who were in a designated classroom for severe disabilities. These students spent most of … Read more

By Dr. Amy Burkman Senior Manager of Assessment & Accreditation, School of Education, American Public University System Superintendents play a central role in shaping district priorities, working closely with central office staff and school boards to guide policy and resource allocation. Yet effective leadership also depends on understanding the daily realities of classroom teachers. In … Read more

The ability to separate fact from fiction is an essential skill for students and lifelong learners. To help educators and young readers build critical thinking, digital literacy, and problem-solving skills, Capstone and the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) have partnered to publish the middle-grade chapter book series Cyber Sleuths. Educators can get an … Read more

Designing Effective STEAM Curriculum: Practical Lessons from Tech Camps By Jamie Turner Over the next decade, an estimated 75 percent of jobs will require some familiarity with STEAM—Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math. Yet many educators feel unprepared: only about 10 percent of U.S. teachers report confidence teaching advanced technology skills. At Digital Media Academy, … Read more