Education Magazine is written and edited for professional teachers who teach preschool students. Regular departments include articles on teaching math, art, science, writing, and reading, ideas for projects and activities, using technology in the classroom, book reviews and advice on using the library for class assignments. Each issue explores the topics of sustainability, meaningful action, and the re-enchantment of learning. There are also columns on advancing your career and improving teaching skills, a newsletter for parents, updates on new teaching theories, news from the Secretary of Education, and letters from the magazine's readers. 

Education Magazine contains informational articles, essays, and photographs on job markets, job search techniques, and prospective business trends pertaining to college, career and vocational choices for high school students & also includes a teachers guide to assisting students with planning their futures which is especially useful for students in grades 7 to 12 as they begin to explore career paths and educational options providing them with articles on career trends (including salary scales) and practical tips for job hunting or starting their own business. Students can also read about colleges and scholarships, vocational training, and job interview skills in Education Magazine.

With Education Magazine you will:

• Learn tons of new tips about discipline 
• Develop a deeper curriculum 
• Find extraordinary new projects 
• Discover the best books on the market 
• Keep abreast of the latest developments in childhood education and latest in cutting-edge teaching methods
• Learn from others in the field about efficient management practices
• Know what leading psychologists are saying about discipline 
• Provide the best possible care

Education Magazine includes news and notes from the book world: Crime Time, Biography, Poetics, Excerpts, New Works and Shop Watch. With all of this, the magazine has made a mark on passionate readers and the publishing industry, and is fast becoming an influential voice in the education world. In the magazine, parents, and others write about the things that truly matter in teaching and learning: caring communities, a sense of place, values of peace, human rights, and sustainability, and a deep respect for each learner's own passions, hopes, and quest for connection and meaning.