Researchers found that emotionally unsafe academic environments lead to stress, poor attendance and lower academic performance in students’ engagement. Conversely, emotionally safe schools are linked to good identity development, positive learning experiences and a greater sense of worth in students.
We quizzed the founder of Marymount University’s Write Up! Institute about the purpose and aspirations of creating such a resource for Marymount University Ed.D. students.
Whether in schools, consulting firms, or education administrator roles, leaders in the field of education create positive change. Here are some of the educational leadership career paths available to aspiring education leaders today.
Education leaders are continually finding new ways to integrate technology into physical classrooms for improved student learning outcomes and to better prepare students to enter a high-technology world.
As organizations in both the public and private sectors try to make decisions about everything from remote work policies to addressing social justice issues as a company, strong organizational leadership can make all the difference.
Marymount University professors are constantly learning and contributing to their respective fields. Online Ed.D. Professor Dr. Ana Lado conducted research in Panama, exploring distinctive characteristics of English Language Learners (ELLs) as it relates to the tellability and readability of picture books.
Discover a few of the best books on education that empower teachers to incorporate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) and social justice into their curriculum.
From addressing the financial concerns of students in socially conscious ways to designing programs with online students in mind, higher education faculty and administrators are leveraging their years of educational experience by harnessing the resources of the present for the good of the future.
Research conducted in Panama by two Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) professors—Dr. Ana Lado and Dr. Clara Hauth—was published in The Reading Teacher, an academic journal that has been active for over 70 years.
Are you looking to gain the knowledge and skills to become a leader in your own community? Consider 5 elements of our Ed.D. program that students and alumni say drew them to Marymount’s program.
To proceed with either the BSN to MSN FNP or the BSN to DNP FNP or the BSN to DNP PMHNP or the MSN PMHNP, you are required to have a bachelor’s degree and hold your RN license.
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