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Education Programs
What Are the Best Master’s Programs for Education?
High-quality education is critical to a functioning society – but the challenges the education sector faces are growing in both size and complexity. For teachers and education leaders, master’s degree programs can offer the opportunity to study these...
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What Kind of Master’s Degree Should a Teacher Get?
Educators play a critical role in society – and as the population grows, the demand for teachers will continue to rise. Nevertheless, the path to a financially and personally rewarding career can be confusing for many educators. With a number of...
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M.Ed. Salary: Calculating Value for Education Jobs
More than 49% of teachers in public schools and 40% of teachers in private schools have a master’s degree, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, and the payoff for the degree is relatively high. According to the U.S. Bureau of...
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Types of Master’s in Education Degrees: Which Will Be Most Valuable for You?
Earning a master’s degree in education is a popular step for educators who want to advance their careers. More than 56% of school teachers have a master’s degree or higher, according to the National Teacher and Principal Survey (NTPS) report from the...
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Which Master’s in Education Should I Get?
For many educators, earning a master’s degree in education is a valuable step in advancing their careers. Whether they want to become a more skilled classroom teacher, a curriculum developer, principal, lead teacher or dean of students, they can find...
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