Biculturalism in the Classroom
Today’s schools are more diverse than ever before. While this can enrich our students’ educational experiences, it also brings challenges to teachers. Constructively acknowledging biculturalism
September 14, 2021
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What Educational Leaders Can Do to Create a Trauma-Sensitive School
While traumatic experiences are not out of the realm of possibility for most people, the impact of such experiences on children deserves special consideration. For
August 26, 2021
Effective Instructional Strategies for Struggling Readers
In the past, students with learning disabilities were often misunderstood, misdiagnosed and deemed incapable of achieving success in school. Little was known about dyslexia, attention
August 24, 2021
The Role of Teacher Preparation in Literacy Instruction
Teacher preparation is vital for effective literacy instruction in the classroom. The best teachers care for their students and have the knowledge base to pass
August 2, 2021
Why Teachers Need Self-Care
Whether caused by the stress associated with an election year or the COVID-19 pandemic, Google searches for “self-care” generally trended upward beginning in early 2020
July 14, 2021
How Principals Can Create a Positive School Culture
A positive culture is an essential element of successful schools, and building principals are in the best position to model and nurture an environment of
May 17, 2021
Career Options with an M.Ed. in Literacy
An M.Ed. in Literacy opens up a variety of possible occupations for graduates. Through an online program like the one offered by Eastern Washington University,
May 12, 2021
Heather Ratterree Gains New Tools in Online M.Ed. Program
Heather Ratterree had her sights set on a career in nursing until a volunteer tutoring position helped her see things in a different light. “I
May 4, 2021
School Leadership in the Era of COVID-19
In this time of uncertainty and multiple unknowns brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, cities, towns and rural communities are looking to educational leaders for
March 1, 2021
Teaching the Coronavirus: Strategies for Science Instructors
Given the widespread uncertainly and anxiety caused worldwide by the coronavirus pandemic, it’s important for educators to be prepared to respond to students’ natural curiosity
March 1, 2021
Miranda Grant Seeks Adventure Through Teaching
Miranda Grant was miles away from home when she had an awakening that would set the course of her career. She was interning with an
February 10, 2021
5 Technology Trends Driving K-12 Innovation
Just as technology is changing the way we drive, order food, talk to friends and family, and plan vacations, it is also shaping the way
February 10, 2021
Alumnus Eric Rice Enjoys Home Field Advantage in Online M.Ed. Program
Former Eastern Washington University quarterback Eric Rice has never lost an ounce of passion for his alma mater since he left campus more than a
October 28, 2020
How Educators and Parents Can Work Together
Prioritize Communication Most teachers would agree that there is no such thing as too much communication. There are more ways than ever for teachers and
October 28, 2020
Adolph Muller Steps Out of His Comfort Zone with Online M.Ed. – Adult Education
Although Adolph Muller is a third-grade teacher, he is enrolled in the Master of Education – Adult Education online program at Eastern Washington University. “I
March 25, 2020
Importance of Understanding School Law as an Administrator
School communities are governed by state and federal laws that impact many areas of education. Can you think of three areas of law a school
January 16, 2020
Why Earn a Master’s Degree in Special Education?
There are numerous benefits to earning a master’s degree in special education. Master’s level study can help you improve as a special education teacher, increase
December 13, 2019
Deanna Peterson Returns to EWU to Earn M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education Online
Deanna Peterson was 8 years old when her identical twin brothers were born. When they were diagnosed with autism, she pitched in and helped them
December 10, 2019
Complete Continuing Education Requirements with an Online M.Ed.
Teachers in the state of Washington, as in other states, are required to earn continuing education clock hours in order to apply for certificate renewal,
October 14, 2019
Melissa Cipponeri Eager to Return to Teaching While Earning M.Ed. Online
In a classroom full of students, Melissa Cipponeri feels like a kid on Christmas Day. “The way I feel about teaching is like when kids
September 18, 2019
The State of Teaching in Washington
Education professionals have a bright future in Washington state, as confirmed by recent reports from Burning Glass Technologies, a job-market data provider. The most recent
September 6, 2019
How to Become a Principal in Washington
School principals provide leadership and strategic direction for faculty, staff and students under their oversight. They are also responsible for cultivating leadership in others. Effective
September 6, 2019
Honoring Diversity in the Classroom
Diversity Basics Diversity encompasses a number of identifiers including race, ethnicity, gender, degree of disability and socioeconomic background. Scholars and educators study diversity through different
September 6, 2019
Jobs in Washington State With a Master’s Degree in Education
An M.Ed. degree offers education professionals a variety of career paths. Here we’ll take a look at some of the fields and the roles available.
July 12, 2019
EWU Alumna Jeanne Marll Transitions to Online Master’s Degree Program
Jeanne with her sister, Terri Novello, at her bachelor’s degree graduation Jeanne Marll couldn’t have found a better inspiration for a teaching career than her
May 21, 2019
Leah McCollum-Michelsen Eagle Eyes Administration in Online M.Ed. Program
Leah and her daughter, Ava Destiny is taking flight for Leah McCollum-Michelsen. Times two. The Spokane native is enrolled in the Master of Education –
May 21, 2019
Earning a Principal Certificate
The Principal Certificate online program from Eastern Washington University can enhance your expertise in the role of principal by adding knowledge and know-how in a
March 11, 2019
How Community Engagement Fosters Student Learning and Achievement
A school may provide the place and resources for a basic education, but the school’s engagement with the community can greatly enhance and deepen learning
March 11, 2019
Why Good Educators Are Lifelong Learners
Today’s careers look nothing like they did 20 or even just 10 years ago. Like technology, the field of education evolves so fast that
October 11, 2018
Screen Time and School-Age Children
In today’s increasingly digital world, children are surrounded by computers, tablets, smartphones, smartwatches and TVs, and screen time is unavoidable. Teachers and parents know they
October 11, 2018
