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While preparation time at school is incredibly useful, parents can also help kids get ready for college by taking some steps at home.

Did you know that high school students can partake in internships to gain an understanding of what major they may want to study in college?

Many young educators don’t fully understand how observation can improve their teaching methods.

Once your kids make it though the craziness of final papers, tests and projects, help them relax and de-stress with these tips.

The U.S.House proposed the 2016 budget with $68 billion allocated for educational spending. The plan is expected to pass through Congress and the White House in the coming days.

Sports and clubs offer plenty of benefits, from teaching your kids how to be rockstar athletes to chess champions. Not sure what your children should try? Here are a few options.

Most colleges and universities require an entrance exam like the ACT to assess if students are ready to achieve at a higher level of thinking. 

As of March 2016, students across the U.S. will take a new SAT test. This version differs from the current one and may require different preparation.

People across the globe are making lists of goals they’d like to accomplish in the year to come. Teachers can benefit from setting similar tasks to achieve throughout the school year.

Those interviewing for teaching positions have a little different experience than others in varying careers, so here are a few tips for having a successful interview.