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Edmodo | May 21, 2020

Recently, Mount Carmel School’s faculty and staff members Ms. Claire Cabrera, Dr. Galvin Deleon Guerrero, and Ms. Leeani Villagomez advanced in their capacity as educators through graduate degrees and professional certification. Through Northern Marianas College’s partnership with Framingham State University or FSU, fourth-grade teacher Ms. Claire Cabrera earned her master’s degree in international teaching. “I pursued my graduate degree because I wanted to learn m...

Edmodo | March 16, 2020

With schools going remote or part-time this fall to stop the spread of coronavirus, you may find yourself with a side-gig: teacher. Whether you're transitioning to full-time home-school, using your school's remote learning, considering a micro-school or "pandemic pod," or just facing a few days a week at home, you may need extra support as you home-school during the COVID-19 pandemic....

openpr | January 15, 2020

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hrdive | January 14, 2020

Education technology nonprofit edX launched "credit-backed stackable" credentials known as MicroBachelors Programs that can be completed online and counted toward a bachelor's degree, according to a Jan. 8 announcement. EdX said the programs are a cheaper alternative to traditional undergraduate education degrees, costing roughly $166 per credit on average. MicroBachelors Programs are geared toward adults who don't have a college degree or who require additional training to adv...