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How to Build Better Relationships With Your Teachers

Having good relationships with your teachers is of the utmost importance to academic success. Here's how you can build a better rapport with your teachers.

by Varnika Dhyani

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Connecting With Your Teachers: 5 Tips for Success in High School or College

Want to make better connections with your teachers or professors? Learn how and why it’s worth making the effort both inside and outside the classroom.

by Hunter Maguire

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6 Reasons to Put in Effort With Counselors and Teachers

High school and college students should be meeting with counselors and teachers regularly. Reluctant to start? Here are six reasons to change your mind!

by Ginger Abbot

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How Parents and Teachers Can Help Combat Senioritis

Worried your student might come down with senioritis this spring? Check out these tips on how to help them stay on top in their last months of high school.

by Dr. Pamela Roggeman

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AI in the Classroom: Not a Replacement for Great Teachers

When integrating AI in the classroom, we must remember it's a tool, not a teacher. Here's why human instruction is still an important factor in education.

by Roman Shvidun

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What Is Being a Teacher Really Like?

Looking for the inside scoop before committing to an Education major in college? These teachers share their biggest takeaways from decades in the field.

by Susan Froetschel; Dr. Holly Hansen-Thomas; Mike Metzler; Meredith O'Neill; Dr. Richard Horowitz; Joseph M. Davis

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Video: Asking for a Letter of Recommendation

Letters of recommendation are a crucial part of the college admission process, but who and how do you ask for them? These teachers have the answer.

by CollegeXpress

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How Students Can Find Supportive Mentors in College

Finding supportive mentors in college is crucial to any student's academic success. Here's who to look for and how to connect with them.

by Katherine Price

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The Best Causes for Student Volunteering in October

October brings awareness to a lot of great causes, from bullying prevention to breast cancer. Here are some ways to volunteer and connect as a student.

by Kara E. Joyce

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How to Prepare for University Fairs and Really Get to Know Schools

University fairs allow students who can't visit international campuses to connect with their schools of interest. Here's how to prep for these big events!

by Kristina Ordanza

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A New Learning Ethos: What Does the Future of AI Look Like for Education?

AI is quickly taking its place in all facets of the world—including education. So what does this mean for students and their teachers? Let's discuss.

by Chris Griffiths and Caragh Medlicott

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Great Colleges and Universities for Education in the Midwest and West

Looking for great Teaching programs? Check out these colleges in the Midwestern and Western US that offer exceptional academics in Education and Teaching.

by CollegeXpress

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An Inside Look at Student Teaching and the Pandemic

COVID-19 changed a lot about student teaching, but not everything. Here's what educators can learn looking back on student teaching and the pandemic.

by Ginger Abbot

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Special Shout–Outs for Teacher Appreciation Week

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! We're showing our appreciation of amazing educators with shout-outs from their own students in the CX community.

by CollegeXpress

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Great Colleges and Universities for Education in the Northeast

Looking for a great school to launch your teaching career? Here's a list of colleges and universities that offer Education degrees in the Northeastern US.

by CollegeXpress

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Bridgewater College — Bridgewater, VA

Founded in 1880, Bridgewater College is a private four-year liberal arts college that is known for its strong academic programs, its commitment to service, and its beautiful campus. It is located on a 300-acre campus in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, nearby to Harrisonburg, Charlottesville, Washington, D.C., and Richmond.

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Great Colleges and Universities for Education in the South

The warm Southern US is a great place to pursue your Teaching degree. Start exploring colleges and universities with renowned Education programs now!

by CollegeXpress