Is a Master’s Degree in Education Right For You?

Teachers with a master's in education have more job opportunities, better salaries on average, and more upward mobility in teaching. Is an M.Ed. it for you?

How to Protect Students From Fake News

For those raised in the information age, life without the internet is...

Study Tips Backed By Science

Rather than consuming that tenth cup of coffee or asking your exhausted...

6 Tips For Keeping Your Students Engaged in Class

By implementing a few new engagement techniques, teachers may be able to...

Should Students Take Notes on a Computer?

Nowadays, it’s not uncommon for instructors to include notes regarding laptop and...

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Affordable Online Colleges in America: 2018 Rankings
By Edudemic Staff on January 20, 2018
At long last, online learning is maturing to the point of being a viable option for many. Let's uncover the truth about cheap online colleges...
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Is a Master’s Degree in Education Right For You?
By Adam Gutierrez on June 1, 2017
Teachers with a master's in education have more job opportunities, better salaries on average, and more upward mobility in teaching. Is an M.Ed. it for...
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How to Protect Students From Fake News
By Amanda Green on May 29, 2017
For those raised in the information age, life without the internet is no life at all. It is often a primary focus of a teen’s...
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Study Tips Backed By Science
By Marian Oswald on May 22, 2017
Rather than consuming that tenth cup of coffee or asking your exhausted classmate how they manage to study for their tests, turn to science instead.
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6 Tips For Keeping Your Students Engaged in Class
By George Jones on May 15, 2017
By implementing a few new engagement techniques, teachers may be able to encourage students to be more engaged in class and to put an end...
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Should Students Take Notes on a Computer?
By Alex Summers on May 8, 2017
Nowadays, it’s not uncommon for instructors to include notes regarding laptop and internet use in their course syllabi. Many instructors ban the use of electronics,...
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2017 Edutech Quiz Results
By Amanda Green on May 1, 2017
The results are in! Edudemic asked you a few questions, wanting to know more about our readers, what they care about, and what they think...
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15 Top Educators to Follow on Twitter in 2017
By Joni Nguyen on April 24, 2017
Teachers and educators can follow these 15 inspirational educators on Twitter to learn about the best and latest teaching trends directly from a source...
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Flashback to 2000: Classroom Tech That Doesn’t Exist Anymore
By Adam Gutierrez on April 17, 2017
Since the turn of the 21st century, technology has progressed rapidly, leading to new opportunities and a fair share of distractions in the classroom.
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Saving for College: Tech Edition
By Marian Oswald on April 10, 2017
Just as technological advances have changed the way people interact and shop, they're changing college savings too. There are a number of new apps, programs,...
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Calling All Educators: What Do You Care About?
By Amanda Green on April 3, 2017
To ensure we're producing content that interests our readers, we'd love to know what you want to read more about in the education space.
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5 Biggest Barriers to Education Technology
By George Jones on March 27, 2017
Technology has been integrated in almost every other aspect of our lives today, so why is there a lag in some classrooms and districts?
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Is Technology Holding Students Back?
By Joni Nguyen on March 20, 2017
Using technology in the classroom comes with a host of benefits. But can technology do more harm than good when it comes to helping students...
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Which Learning Style Works For You?
By George Jones on March 13, 2017
Learn more about what defines a learning style, which one fits you best, and how to use them in teaching.
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10 Skills Modern Teachers Need
By Adam Gutierrez on March 6, 2017
For educators to thrive in the classroom and navigate these and other modern difficulties, teachers must have certain skills that their predecessors didn't.
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Don’t Weep for Public Education Just Yet
By Alex Schrader on February 27, 2017
Betsy Devos' nomination and confirmation as the Secretary of Education have been a tumultuous slice of history, though the outrage may be premature.
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Teaching Students Good Digital Citizenship
By Joni Nguyen on February 20, 2017
Instilling the principles of good digital citizenship can help students become smart, responsible, and respectful members of their online communities.
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Podcasts and the Classroom
By Marian Oswald on February 13, 2017
Podcasts can be a great way to engage different kinds of learners, disseminate information, and get students excited about out-of-the-box assignments.
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10 TED Talks for Educators in 2017
By Adam Gutierrez on February 6, 2017
TED Talks are short, informative, and often eye-opening talks given by leaders in their fields addressing all kinds of challenges. Many TED Talks are given...
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Teens, Social Media, and Narcissism
By Alex Schrader on January 30, 2017
Recent studies have confirmed a sharp increase in narcissism in the past decade that corresponds with the proliferation and increased use of social media.
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Bringing Art Back With Technology
By Marian Oswald on January 23, 2017
Cuts to arts programs have shown a detrimental effect on learning motivation. With the use of technology, educators can bring arts back to the classroom.
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Classroom Technology: What’s New For 2017?
By George Jones on January 16, 2017
Cutting edge teachers will want to ensure that they're up to date on all the latest innovations so their students learn with the best technology...
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The Pros and Cons of Technology
By Amanda Ronan on January 16, 2017
Using technology in the classroom is one of those issues that makes it easy to be a fence sitter. It’s difficult to be 100% for...
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Cursive in the Classroom: What Else is Becoming Obsolete?
By Joni Nguyen on January 9, 2017
Determining which concepts will be permanently left by the wayside is a challenge for many educators. What is becoming obsolete in the classroom?
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What is ‘School Choice’?
By Marian Oswald on December 26, 2016
The nationwide implementation of school choice would require a significant overhaul of the nation's education landscape. The impacts, both positive and negative, are expected to...