
Whether you’re a teacher, a student, a parent, or a school administrator, the world of education is constantly evolving. Staying on top of best practices, new research, and critical resources is key to success. From enhancing the classroom environment to planning for college, our diverse collection of education publications has you covered.
For Educators and a Healthy Learning Environment
Effective teaching and a healthy school environment go hand in hand. The English Teaching Forum is a fantastic resource for English language teachers outside the United States, offering practical articles, ideas, and materials to help improve their craft.
For those focused on the school building, the Sensible Guide for Healthier School Renovations provides crucial environmental health considerations for any school-renovation project. Pair this with the Sensible Steps to Healthier School Environments, which outlines cost-effective measures to protect the health of students and staff. These two guides provide practical, actionable advice for creating a safe and healthy place to learn and teach.
For Students and Parents: Planning for College
Navigating the path to higher education can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. We have several essential publications to help make the journey clearer.
My Future, My Way: First Steps Toward College is a great starting point for students, helping them think about their goals and what they want from their education.
The College Preparation Checklist is an easy-to-use resource outlining all the key steps students must take, from test prep to application deadlines.
Finally, a key piece of the puzzle is understanding how to pay for everything. Funding Your Education: The Guide to Federal Student Aid is an invaluable resource that demystifies finding and applying for federal financial assistance.
These publications, available as accessible eBooks, provide the knowledge and tools students need to prepare for their future confidently.
From professional development for teachers to financial aid guidance for students, these publications offer a wealth of information for every step of the educational journey. Find the resources you need to learn, grow, and succeed.
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