Students must qualify for special education services under one of the  disability categories outlined by the Individuals with Disabilities  Education Act. There is a specific process involved in identifying  students as having a disability. This process includes a group of  educators called a Child Study Team who help determine interventions for  students. This process can include RTI, MTSS, and the special education  identification process. […]

Ivy League colleges are including the greatest regard of all colleges in the United States. These academies stand for the greatest part put in the Northeastern offer of the nation. Eight departments was collected to the Ivy League. These schools are Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton, Dartmouth, Cornell, Brown, Yale and Columbia colleges. All of higher education institutions are top schools that considered 40% […]

  Homework is an integral part of the learning process. The main reason why tutors hand out assignments to students is to help them retain what they have learned in class and master by working on them individually. Writing an essay is for your own good, believe it or not. However, if you truly need help, homework help services are pretty common. You will hear […]

Students who cannot find a job in their chosen career should be able to obtain student loan forgiveness on a loan for that choice preparation. Student loan debt has surpassed $1.5 trillion in recent years, making it the largest type of consumer debt outstanding other than mortgages and credit card debt. The average student loan borrower graduates with nearly $37,000 in debt and increasing every […]

  To prepare for this discussion: Choose a standard (or more than one) within your own field of study that is of interest to you.                                         Standard #10: Leadership and Collaboration  In your initial post: Identify your chosen standard(s) Explain why this Professional Standard is interesting to you Research and find a conference in your field of study that you would want to attend. Research and […]

Many high school graduates and young adults often feel pressured to pursue a college degree or attend college for the “experience” itself. However college tuition is at an all-time high and student loan debt is at its peak so much so it’s drawing the country’s attention. People like Josh Kirdy a college graduate, are hustling to try and keep up with their student loan debt. […]

  Wax Museum/Student Expectation Outline Content-based classroom events can be a fun way to engage students and involve families in their children’s education. Planning for such an event in your classroom is a big task and takes time and preparation. Preparing for assignments and events requires attention to detail, realistic and specific expectations, and practice. Part 1: Outline Select a grade level 5-8 and outline […]

Student Loan Debt – the fear of many young adults that are going to proceed their education and attend college/university. As you begin high school you are introduced to the world of being a young adult that comes along with many responsibilities and a glance of what your future might await academically meaning your college or university of choice. Although, the tuition may be very […]

   IEP Goals Sample Elementary Individualized Education Program (IEP) Measureable Annual Goals, Progress Report Directions: Use this sample as a guide for all of the key elements of a correctly written goal. This sample will help you with the IEP Goals assignment and the Final IEP assignment. This sample should not be replicated within your IEP Goals assignment or Final IEP assignment.     1. MEASURABLE […]

“By making college unaffordable and student loans unbearable, we risk deterring out best and brightest from pursuing higher education and securing a good-paying job.” – Mark Pocan. Rising costs of postsecondary schools are causing students to require federal or private help called “student loans.” This is where the government, or a private provider, sends a student money to pay for their education, but eventually is […]