Instructors who specialize in teaching English language learners work primarily with students who are learning to speak, read and write English. Some ELL teachers work in the public school system with elementary or secondary level students, while others teach adults. Many even work overseas teaching English to students in foreign …
The cost of college is skyrocketing, with the College Board reporting that, for the 2013–2014 school year, students can expect to pay $22,261 for public universities and $43,289 for private universities. A scholarship can dramatically decrease, or even eliminate, college costs. If you have a skill that your school can …
While obtaining an English education degree, you’ll develop many skills that you can use not only in the education field, but in other professions as well. Some of those skills include the ability to give oral presentations, think critically and independently, write and edit clearly and creatively, influence others, problem-solve …
High school students at the top of their class and even those barely holding onto a minimal GPA can take college courses before graduation. Anyone can take online courses with college-level content for the benefit of intellectual pursuit although in-class instruction opportunities vary greatly with school district. Some courses also …
While state laws may differ with regard to the inclusion of special needs students in academic environments, federal law stipulates that public education institutions strive toward an inclusive environment. The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 forbids entities in receipt of federal funding from refusing participation to persons with special needs. As …
Advanced placement, or AP classes, are commonly offered to high school students, especially at the junior and senior level. AP classes’ primary purpose is to give students opportunities for more challenging academic experiences and to prepare them for college. However, experts debate the pros and cons of advanced placement for …
The field of communications, which students often can pursue degrees for at liberal arts colleges and universities, explores the many facets in which humans communicate with each another either in business or through the media. Olivet College in Michigan describes the field in its degree program as a major that …
Thirty states offered full-time, online options for kids in the K-12 school system, according to a February 2012 PBS special report. Cyber schools enable students to take classes on home computers or at computer classrooms. While this educational format is readily available, educators have long argued about its merits relative to …
In many professions, public speaking skills are essential. Although many people are deathly afraid of speaking to an audience, talented public speakers are more likely to shine in a job interview or make a big sale. However, good public speaking takes training. As a result, many colleges and universities have …
Many states require high school students to complete basic communication classes before graduation, and speech offers one way to fulfill the requirement. Many colleges have similar general education requirements that include a public speaking course. Some communication courses integrate content from the departmental major, such as business communication, but all …
