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Culturally responsive teaching strategies create safe spaces for all students. These methods incorporate students’ cultures, languages, and life experiences into lessons and school activities.

Nurses have expanded the role of caregiver to being health advocates, educators, and researchers. No matter what role they’re serving, determination and passion remain the characteristics of a successful nursing career.

There are many ways occupational therapy helps autistic patients. This can be through creating personalized programs for the patient and outlining ways family members can support better communication at home or elsewhere.

Compassionate. Sharp. In your corner. Everyone has benefited from the incomparable care that comes from a nurse. Nurses can work under pressure, help patients with the treatment they require, and think critically about complex problems. But becoming a nurse and practicing nursing is not a one-way street. There are many paths you can take toward the highly in-demand career.

Qualified counselors know how to recognize the signs and symptoms of conditions in others. But, how well can they deal with diagnosing themselves? While self-diagnosis may be hard, so too is self-care. This article explores…

STEM education prepares students to be the world’s future problem solvers. But real-world issues require ethical deliberations. Read more about how teachers are helping STEM students develop their ethical decision-making skills.

Carlow assistant professor Laura Huth, describes a return to occupational therapy’s origins by training practitioners who are holistic, and who can address concerns of the body and the mind.

Religious and spiritual values may factor into mental health. Here’s how counselors can address religion and spirituality in counseling practice and help patients meet their spiritual needs.

When it comes to dyslexia, diagnosis and informed instruction is everything. We’re celebrating Dyslexia Awareness Month by building understanding to help the students with dyslexia in your life reach success in reading and beyond.

Becoming a nurse in a specialty that closely matches your personality, preferences, and experience may offer career satisfaction and fulfillment. And eventually lead to a higher salary and career advancement.