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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
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
Robert Stevens sees each new calendar year as the start of a fresh challenge. “A few years ago, I got on a kick of deciding
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
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
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
STEM education — the integration and interdisciplinary approach to science, technology, engineering, and math — is a hands-on endeavor. STEM educators typically rely on in-person
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
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,
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
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
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
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
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
“Giving up” is not in Joni Wynecoop’s vocabulary. Wynecoop has overcome some tough challenges on her way to a graduate degree. She credits the support
The way society views leadership in the health care sector has evolved in the COVID-19 era. The global pandemic has heightened the focus on our
Embracing new trends and evolving with the times is a feature of progressive societies, and adapting holds the key to surviving periods of drastic change.
The Clorox Company, known for making disinfectant wipes and other household cleaning supplies, stated it “likely won’t be able to meet the demand for its
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
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
Are you contemplating a career in corporate finance, commercial banking, financial planning or investment banking? These sectors, and many others, compose the fast-growing, high-demand field
Graduates of the online Master of Business Administration with a Finance Concentration program at Eastern Washington University enjoy a broad range of career options. The finance
Choosing a finance specialization in your MBA program is a decision that could pay dividends for years to come. Thousands of lucrative and intellectually rewarding
Marcy Beller is restoring and revising her career and her higher education. “When I went back to school five years ago, I wasn’t at the
Barville at the West Regional race 2019 wearing the EWU Jersey. Isaac Barville ran track and field for Eastern Washington University throughout his undergrad years,
Chance Garrett has extra incentive to graduate from the online Master of Business Administration program focused on global business and finance at Eastern Washington University.
Edwin Ekstrom couldn’t be much more of a self-starter. After enrolling in college for the first time seven years ago, he will graduate from the
Sean Boles on graduation day at Portland State University in June 2019. Sean Boles is earning a college degree on the go. “I travel for
A desire to learn more drove Katie Seigendall to enroll in the on-campus MBA program at Eastern Washington University in September 2019. She switched to
Earning a Master of Business Administration with a Concentration in Accounting puts you in a position of strength when entering the job market. Not only
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