Cori Coburn-Shiflett

I am currently a senior in highschool, looking to major in Elementary-Education. Is there any helpful tips to be successful in that major, or any recommendations of the job it's self?

How will I know if secondary or elementary education is right for me? I know I want to teach special education I just don't know what age group I want to teach.

How do I know which scholarships I have been chosen for? I've applied to so many on multiple websites, how do I know if and when I am awarded one?

Currently in college right now soon to be graduating with my Associate degree. I would like to go to an ivy-league school for my Bachelor's but I am not sure if my gpa will matter.

How does college life differ at big schools compared to smaller schools?

How should I get involved in political campaigns when I get to college. I am a senior in high school and I am looking to pursue the political science field and want to become a lawyer. I love my AP Government class and learning about our history and the Constitution.

As life gets harder and harder, I have noticed that I will have to obtain a degree or certification to be able to live above means. But the hard part is figuring out what I want to do with my life at such a young age. I am currently in school for Early Childhood and Teaching I will be...

How do i get colleges to notice me in a small, lesser known school

I'm graduating this year and I need help finding a career plan. I want to be an Architect, but I don't know how to achieve that. What is the best plan for me, when I go to college? How do I get into great colleges even if my GPA is suffering because of my freshman year?

How should I know that a student is getting the proper education without being annoying, offensive, or way too curious, even though it is my jobs to make sure they do have that education.

What level of collage do I need to become a interior designer?

I have been hearing how hard it is to get students back on the right track post-pandemic. I would just like to get someones point of view on the level of difficulty it has been. Has there been a noticeable set backs? #FALL22

Teachers play a crucial role in shaping our future generations. Most teachers that actually care for the student's success is obviously not in it for the money, but it is about time that they get compensated for the knowledge and support they provide for their students. #FALL22 #teachersmatter...

For those who are teachers, how much freedom do you feel you have in the way you teach? Do you feel that the way you teach is how you were told or do you feel you have freedom? For example to be more or less interactive, or more hands on or less hands on.