Tag: Education
Ivanka Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook visited an Idaho school to promote the benefits of Apple products for education
Apple CEO Tim Cook and Ivanka Trump visited an elementary school and were greeted by a gathering of activists both in support of and in protest of their visit.
4 online learning platforms that are offering discounted courses and memberships for Black Friday
If you want to learn something new this holiday season, take advantage of the Black Friday deals from these four e-learning platforms.
A teacher in Georgia is considering leaving her job to sell lesson plans on an internet marketplace where she can make $11,000 a month
Emma Oliver, a 28-year-old middle school teacher in Atlanta, Georgia, is one of thousands of educators to use the website Teachers Pay Teachers.
Hawaii was recently rated the least teacher-friendly state in America because educator’s salaries can’t keep up with the high cost of livi...
The number of teachers leaving the teaching profession in Hawaii is up 84% since 2010.
The schedules of educators who are moonlighting as waitresses, photographers, and tutors to make ends meet, show just how many sacrifices teachers mak...
Several teachers shared their daily schedules with INSIDER, revealing many are working 12-hour or longer days and weekend shifts to make ends meet.
Kindergarteners are choosing how they’re greeted when they get to school and it’s the cutest thing you’ll see all day
Kindergarteners know how to start the day right.
Teachers are seeing their colleagues leave the profession at an alarming rate, and this might be why
More than 40% of teachers leave the profession within five years, according to the NEA, leaving teacher shortages across the country.
Teachers who work multiple jobs to pay their bills talk about what makes teaching still worth it
Some teachers work second, third, and fourth jobs to survive, and live on little sleep so they can provide for their students in the morning.
94% of teachers say they spend their own money on their classrooms — and some have turned to sites like GoFundMe for help
INSIDER has spoken to several teachers who have spent thousands of dollars of their own money to help make their schools better.