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In recent times the realities of an ageing population, an emerging generation of workers and their subsequent new attitude to work have dawned on many business leaders.

Few districts measure whether training intended to help urban educators narrow the gap between Black and white students’ performance actually works.

These are among the organizations that most frequently provided equity-oriented training to some of the nation's largest school districts.

WHITE HALL — Beyond balancing her family, personal life, and fourth grade class at White Hall Elementary School, teacher Kara Bushko-Oates spends the school year advocating for fellow educators as

You may not have stuck to that gym resolution or ever gotten around to decluttering your home, but you can still accomplish some goals before the year ends.

Ambipar, Kini Energias Sign Agreement for Professional Development in Luanda

Joyce Hres tells The Educator about her journey to becoming a Highly Accomplished Teacher

The East Tennessee State University Office of Professional Development recently launched two new certificate programs and has welcomed Ruth Taylor-Read as program manager.

Fundraiser night; Nominations sought; Museum open house; Mobile office hours; Pianist to perform.

Medscape spoke with CDC contributors Raymund Dantes, MD, MPH, and Hallie Prescott, MD, MSc, about the new Hospital Sepsis Program Core Elements to help clinicians improve outcomes from sepsis.