The military lifestyle can negatively impact military spouse employment, career progression, financial earnings, retirement eligibility, community connectedness, and self-esteem. Military spouses, on average, are overeducated ...

This descriptive case study examined Cleveland ISD’s future planning as the district faced hyper-growth in student enrollment. For this study, hyper-growth referred to 20% student enrollment growth over the previous five ...

Since its inception, women have served in the United States Military but were not given formal military status until 1901. Throughout the 1900s, women slowly integrated into the military but remained in support roles ...

Colleges and universities offer environments conducive to moral development, which is seen as essential for cultivating civic engagement, intellectual growth, and virtuous character. As part of a larger study on character ...

The American education system is one of the most important institutions of learning on the global stage and provides a path to freedom and success for those who embark on the journey. Despite the noble and idealistic aims ...

Recruitment of excellent teachers for employment in rural school districts is highly competitive. Human resource decision makers become more competitive by understanding factors that influence job selection. A targeted, ...

Teachers ask questions frequently (Wassermann, 1991; Vogler, 2005; and Jiang, 2014), often asking questions that require low cognitive demand from their students (Sanders, 1966; Gall, 1970; National Science Teaching ...

Every year, underprepared students begin college with remediation courses that do not count toward their degree. Although enrolled in an institution of higher education, students may be taking few, if any, college-level ...

Since the mid 1980s, attrition rates for Black students have steadily increased, yet educational institutions have not created opportunities to help Black student succeed as much as their White counterparts (Lang, 2001; ...

Adult learners enrolled in adult basic education (ABE) classes at community colleges who were hesitant to take high school equivalency (HSE) exams prevented themselves from progressing to college, new career opportunities, ...