Online Education Helps Reduce Carbon Footprint
Those who receive online education degrees are helping reduce carbon footprint this Earth Day
Chicago, IL - American College of Education offers master's degree and online-accredited programs for educators and administrators seeking to expand their knowledge, enhance their earning potential and grow their career while contributing to conservation of natural resources.
Students seeking a master's degree program online reduce their carbon footprint by:
- Not driving back and forth to campus, thus reducing air pollution and fuel consumption
- Utilizing electronic communications for research, papers, books and more, thus reducing paper consumption and associated emissions with shipping of products
- Growing understanding and education for using educational technology locally
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, Earth Day is about learning, teaching and sharing. For educators who return to school online for an education degree, accredited degree programs deliver on all three ideas. American College of Education can help educators think green and teach by example.
About American College of Education
American College of Education is solely dedicated to providing educators the most affordable, high-quality online master's degree programs in education. The College's vision is to dramatically improve student performance by enhancing the instructional effectiveness of teachers through transformative technology and innovative online learning. American College of Education is based in Chicago, Illinois. It currently serves online students nationally and internationally. American College of Education is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association (NCA). For more information about American College of Education, visit www.ace.edu.
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