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How to Remain Competitive in the Job Market
Competition for teaching positions is growing across the board. With so many people electing to become educators, it may be worth strengthening yourself as a contender for the positions that others are beginning to seek. If you’ve already established all of your teaching credentials, now is the time to put them on display in a way that demonstrates that you are a…
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7 Ways to Personalize Learning
One size fits all doesn’t even work for something as simple as a t-shirt. So how can you expect that approach to work in a learning environment? Education is something personal in and of itself. Your students are going to take the things they learn and apply them to their everyday lives, and every one of their lives is going to be different. By personalizing…
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