Education for Educators

Liberal arts subjects are wildly varied. From art to science, the major disciplines have long been considered part of the liberal arts. Below are 100 of the most interesting and popular blogs written by liberal arts professors.

While there are many general scholarships out there for students, there are some specialty scholarships for teachers as well. Here's a list of 101 scholarships designed just to help teachers pay their way through college and get some help afterwards.

An A-grade student from one of the poorest areas in the country has had an offer of a place on a prestigious medical course withdrawn after admissions officers ruled that a spent criminal conviction meant he could not be trusted to become a doctor.

This list was originally compiled based on college presidents' reviews of rival institutions. Quickly grew in popularity and would become an authoritative resource for enrolling students, not without intense criticism however.

Whether you're new to the teaching field yourself or a seasoned veteran, you can find inspiration, advice and shared experiences by reading the blogs of other teachers.

The brain appears to make up its mind 10 seconds before we become conscious of a decision -- an eternity at the speed of thought.

What would your classroom be like without your students cracking open their oversized textbooks everyday? This list of over 100 different resources - including websites, iPod lectures and field trips - will encourage you to toss out your textbooks.

This massive list of resources will help you research different disorders and conditions, review special lesson plans, and find the support you need to work with your students and help them succeed.

Public schools in Barnegat, NJ were locked down for a short time after someone reported seeing a ninja running through the woods behind an elementary school.

Teaching ESL can be challenging, so this list offers 100 of the best resources and guides to help you be the best teacher you can be. Whether you are teaching ESL in a public school in Peoria or a classroom in Kyoto.