What Are the Different Work Environments for Early Childhood Education Careers?
Learn how Pacific Oaks College ECE programs prepare individuals to work in various child care and development-focused environments.
How To Get an Online Early Childhood Education Degree
Do you want to become a teacher, but attending a program on campus isn’t right for you? You can still pursue your dream by getting an online early childhood education degree.
Negative labels may be removed for aspiring educators
California’s ESSA State Plan proposes that instructors with intern and preliminary teaching credentials should no longer be labeled as “ineffective teachers.”
Male role models are hard to come by, especially in the classroom
From the time that education moved out of the home and into traditional classrooms, women were expected to teach and gender stereotypes abounded.
How to Obtain a California Child Development Permit
If you love working with children, a California child development permit could be the right career move. Learn how to obtain a CA child development permit.
CBEST vs. CSET: What’s the difference?
Confused by the difference between the CBEST and the CSET? Compare the CBEST vs. CSET exams and learn how they're part of becoming a teacher in California.
Golden State Teacher Grant awardee affirms her passion for special education
Seeking recertification in special education, Nicole Alise chose Pacific Oaks College because she loved its commitment to diversity. Her determination earned her a Golden State Teacher Grant.
Transition from pre-k to kindergarten with ease
Learn more about how to prepare for the transition as your child enters formal school years.
What we lose when coronavirus cancels in-person instruction
While teachers have made the most of the transition to distance learning, it still struggles to live up to classroom scholarship.
A guide to teacher education programs in California
Teacher education programs can provide the tools and knowledge to handle today’s culturally diverse classrooms with dignity and respect.
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.
Understanding and Supporting Gender Diverse Youth: A Guide for Educators
LGBTQ+ youth face unique mental health challenges that can impact their academic success and overall well-being. This blog explores the mental health struggles these students may encounter, offering practical strategies for teachers to create a supportive and inclusive classroom environment.
