Posted December 22, 2011 | By csponline
Licensed teachers looking to enhance their qualifications, expand their knowledge base and improve their pedagogy techniques should consider enrolling in a Master’s in Education (M.Ed.) degree program. Additionally, professionals with a bachelor’s degree who are lacking a background in education but possess an interest in the field should can enroll in a master’s degree program in order to pursue a career in education.… Read More
Posted December 14, 2011 | By csponline
The Post-9/11 GI Bill is an important piece of legislation that grants soldiers the opportunity to achieve their collegiate goals by paying their tuition. Some soldiers return from duty with a clear vision of their future post-service, including prospective career opportunities and how they will reach them.… Read More
Posted December 14, 2011 | By csponline
Business owners and managers can no longer consider social media to be just another fad trending among Generation Y. Social media has proven itself to be a valuable business tool for generating engaged customers, increased sales and focused company branding. Developing practical social media strategies can positively affect a business’s bottom line while fostering a community of consumers.… Read More
Posted November 30, 2011 | By csponline
Educational technology for the 21st century provides leaders an ability to implement the right kinds of technology into the education system. Online learning, classrooms, or other teaching communities can all benefit greatly with the latest trends in this regard. For students that are interested in earning educational technology degrees, there are institutions that offer either traditional or online methods based on whatever the prospective student would like to choose.… Read More
Posted November 30, 2011 | By csponline
The rise of educational technology has transformed the look of the modern school. Where the educational process was once primarily focused on listening to a single instructor and passively absorbing his knowledge, information technology now makes it possible to effectively teach even large numbers of students on an individual basis.… Read More
Posted November 16, 2011 | By csponline
Students who participate in athletics, either as a player or a spectator, have many career options in store for them if they pursue a degree in sport management.… Read More
Posted November 16, 2011 | By csponline
For someone who loves sports and is fortunate to have a job in the field, there are opportunities for them to make themselves more marketable. One of the best ways to do this, no matter what job this sports enthusiast currently has is to get a master’s degree in sports management.… Read More
Posted November 2, 2011 | By csponline
Reports of increased motivation, participation and achievement. Technology continues to play an increasingly critical role in the workplace, marketplace and even local school systems. With the integration of technology in the class, students have displayed increased motivation, participation and achievement.… Read More
Posted November 1, 2011 | By csponline
Technology in the classroom pays, just ask Concordia University, St. Paul graduate student and Wayzata Middle School math teacher, Seth Brown. Brown was recently awarded the Milken Educator Award – a $25,000 teaching excellence award given to top teachers nationwide.… Read More
Posted October 12, 2011 | By csponline
While a Bachelors of Arts degree in business will open many doors, some people may desire to build a career with the added benefits of a Master’s degree. There are a few real distinctions between the two types of degrees that should be considered when planning out education and setting professional goals.… Read More