Moreland University

Moreland University An accredited online university offering teacher preparation and master's in education programs.

Moreland University is the only teacher education program that combines all of the following research-based elements proven to yield highly effective teachers: it is a cohort-based, project and activity-based, technology-rich collaborative preparation model. In addition, candidates can advance their professional status via a Moreland master's degree with a choice of emphases in a growing number of

focus areas. Moreland University is accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC).

Want to teach somewhere that will pay for your rent and plane tickets home? 🏠✈️South Korea should be on your radar! Thes...
08/29/2026

Want to teach somewhere that will pay for your rent and plane tickets home? 🏠✈️

South Korea should be on your radar! These are just some of the benefits that teachers at certain South Korean schools can look forward to, not to mention the rich culture that can be found throughout the country.

Have we piqued your interest? Check out all the details in our blog: https://moreland.edu/resources/blog-insights/teacher-salary-in-south-korea

"I have this cognitive and emotional whiplash going from somebody who's trying to start a business to somebody who's dea...
08/28/2026

"I have this cognitive and emotional whiplash going from somebody who's trying to start a business to somebody who's dealing with playground disputes."

That's Patrice Thompson, a Moreland grad and teacher of 15+ years across three continents, on what it's like to build a business while still in the classroom. Her path from classroom teacher to education entrepreneur started with one big realization about her own teaching.

Read her full story on our blog right here: https://moreland.edu/resources/blog-insights/patrice-thompsons-journey-to-education-entrepreneurship

Back-to-school season comes with no shortage of emails to write, from welcome letters, family surveys, classroom updates...
08/26/2026

Back-to-school season comes with no shortage of emails to write, from welcome letters, family surveys, classroom updates, event invitations, and more.

Instead of recreating each one from scratch, consider using AI to build a reusable communication plan before the school year begins.

With the right prompts and a little personalization, AI can help you draft templates, prepare for difficult conversations, and keep family communication consistent all year long while still sounding like you.

For more, read our blog right here: https://moreland.edu/resources/blog-insights/how-to-use-ai-back-to-school-parent-communication-plan

Imagine this teacher nightmare: An AI detector flags a student's 100% human-written essay as "93% AI-generated."That's e...
08/25/2026

Imagine this teacher nightmare: An AI detector flags a student's 100% human-written essay as "93% AI-generated."

That's exactly the kind of mess a clear AI policy can help you avoid this year. We're sharing 6 practical strategies for setting AI ground rules in your classroom before things get messy.

For more details, read the full blog right here: https://moreland.edu/resources/blog-insights/setting-your-ai-ground-rules-before-day-one

Teacher retention isn't usually discussed in terms of perhaps its most critical factor: time.When educators consistently...
08/24/2026

Teacher retention isn't usually discussed in terms of perhaps its most critical factor: time.

When educators consistently spend evenings and weekends completing work they couldn't finish during the school day, burnout becomes increasingly difficult to prevent.

Just think: Helping teachers reclaim even 30 minutes each day can add up to more than two full workweeks over the course of a school year! Supporting teachers' time is an investment in educator well-being, engagement, and long-term retention.

To learn more, check out our blog right here: https://moreland.edu/resources/blog-insights/how-to-help-teachers-save-time-2?category=school-leadership-resources

Great educators understand teaching is about more than delivering content — it’s about building relationships that creat...
08/21/2026

Great educators understand teaching is about more than delivering content — it’s about building relationships that create lasting impact.

Taylor Armijo’s journey back to the classroom is a powerful example of how educators can continue evolving throughout their careers.

After starting as an English teacher, Taylor explored opportunities outside of education before returning to teaching as an In-School Intervention teacher in Maryland. Along the way, she continued investing in her professional growth by earning her Master’s in Educational Leadership through Moreland University while working full-time.

Today, Taylor uses her experience to create a supportive environment for students while gaining new insight into leadership and school systems.

Read Taylor’s full story here: https://moreland.edu/resources/blog-insights/the-core-of-teaching-for-taylor-armijo-relationship-building-and-long-term-impact

Teaching abroad is more than accepting a new job; it's adapting to a new culture, a new school, and a new way of life.If...
08/19/2026

Teaching abroad is more than accepting a new job; it's adapting to a new culture, a new school, and a new way of life.

If you're preparing for your first international teaching position, remember that feeling out of place at first is completely normal. From understanding your contract to navigating culture shock and building relationships with colleagues, a little preparation can make a big difference.

Swipe through this carousel for practical tips to help make your first term overseas a successful one.

For more, check out the blog: https://moreland.edu/resources/blog-insights/back-to-school-abroad-what-us-certified-teachers-should-expect-first-term-overseas

Differentiation can be a tough beast to tackle, but it's one of the things we love to focus on here at Moreland Universi...
08/18/2026

Differentiation can be a tough beast to tackle, but it's one of the things we love to focus on here at Moreland University!

Chad Stephens recently graduated from Moreland, earning his U.S. teaching license and an M.Ed. in Teaching Multilingual Learners. He says differentiation was one of his biggest takeaways from his coursework. Thanks for sharing your story, Chad! 🙌

Want to read more about Chad's experience with us? Check the blog out here: https://moreland.edu/resources/blog-insights/when-teaching-doesnt-feel-like-work

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