4 Unexpected Jobs for Early Childhood Educators
While studying early childhood education can prepare you for a career in teaching, that's not all. You could also work as a counselor, manager, consultant, or nanny.
While studying early childhood education can prepare you for a career in teaching, that's not all. You could also work as a counselor, manager, consultant, or nanny.
Looking to become a school superintendent? Learn what the job entails, how to prepare for the role, and what the salary expectations are for this career.
Learn about the requirements to become an elementary school teacher in California, and how an online teaching credential can help you become a teacher.
California’s ESSA State Plan proposes that instructors with intern and preliminary teaching credentials should no longer be labeled as “ineffective teachers.”
Unsure about the right early childhood education degree for you? Compare the B.A., M.A., and Ed.D. programs at Pacific Oaks College and find your perfect match.
At the Pacific Oaks College Winter Symposium, Jodi Marchesso, Ph.D., adjunct faculty in the School of Education, presented her advice for new graduates seeking their first teaching position.
Catherine Walter, Ed.D., of Pacific Oaks’ School of Education shares her thoughts on a recent op-ed from The New York Times.
Our Early Childhood Education faculty have compiled a list of useful resources families can readily access to engage their young children at home.
One teacher can make a difference and change the trajectory of a child’s life. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. has been facing a teaching crisis.
Principals at all grade levels work in schools to promote student learning and support teachers' needs. Learn more about becoming a school principal.
Here are a few back-to-school tips to help prepare teachers for the new school year. Learn more about Early Childhood Education from Pacific Oaks College today.
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