Subscribe to Certification Map’s monthly newsletter to receive updates about teacher certification, education news and much more. If you are a teacher in between jobs, the Internet is a great place to start a job search. There are plenty of sites claiming to deliver exactly what you are looking for if you simply post your … Read moreThe Ten Best Teacher Job Sites
While teaching can be one of the most rewarding professions, it can also be one of the toughest. Teachers should take comfort, however, in the knowledge that even the most difficult students grow up to have a profound appreciation for what they learned in school. We’ve put together this collection of reflections on teaching by … Read more50 Great Education Quotes
By now you have heard of the merits of flipping your classroom. You’ve read the research and determined that you want to try it with your class. The problem? You have no idea where to start. You may be tech-savvy, but changing your entire paradigm of teaching is intimidating. You don’t want to mess this up. What … Read moreThe Beginner’s Guide to Flipping Your Classroom
If you knew of a social media brand that catered to professionals who were looking to grow their career and that had over 300 million members, you’d be interested right? What if that same brand was growing by two new members every second of every day? The brand, of course, is LinkedIn, the world’s largest … Read moreLinkedIn 101 for Teachers
Education Reform has become a scaldingly hot issue for the Obama administration. Throughout the campaign the President made improving the American educational system one of his top domestic priorities, and is now backing up his rhetoric with billions of dollars in stimulus money to reward states that improve student performance. In order to effect real … Read moreMajor Players of Education Reform
Welcome to our Master in Arts of Teaching Guide series. Check back for additional information on getting your MAT. If you have decided to pursue a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree, you are on the right track to becoming a skilled educator. A master’s degree offers teachers more advancement opportunities, higher salaries and advanced skills to … Read moreMaster of Arts in Teaching Guide: Admissions
Photo by Jeremy Wilburn Welcome to our Master in Arts of Teaching Guide series. Check back for additional information on getting your MAT. When choosing a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree program, you need to consider which program is going to best prepare you as a teacher in your chosen subject area. More schools today … Read moreMaster of Arts in Teaching Guide: Technology in Schools
Welcome to our Masters of Education series! Check back each week for another profile of an expert educator. Science and cheerleading are two disciplines that usually aren’t associated with each other. But Darlene Cavalier, a former Philadelphia 76ers cheerleader who holds a master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania, found common ground for her two … Read moreDarlene Cavalier, Founder of Science Cheerleaders
Welcome to our Masters of Education series! Check back each week for another profile of an Expert Educator. The flipped classroom has been an increasingly prominent subject in discussions of education recently, with articles appearing on the subject in venues ranging fromCNN.com to Scholastic and the Chronicle of Higher Education — but what is a … Read moreJonathan Bergmann, Pioneer of the Flipped Class Movement
Photo by Judy Baxter Welcome to our Masters in Education series! Check back each week for another profile of an expert educator. For the last 13 years, Stacy Hoeflich has taught fourth grade history at Alexandria’s John Adams Elementary School in Virginia. Hoeflich said she was practically born into the classroom; both her mother and sister teach, and … Read moreStacy Hoeflich, National History Teacher of the Year