State and Local Extension Programs with Margaret Viebrock
On today’s episode I have Margaret Viebrock, she is a Washington State University faculty professor and WSU extension in Chelan and Douglas County as a director.
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2020 Year End Review & Reflection
Let us move forward into the growth zone where thinking of others and figuring out how to help them live in the present and focus on the future.
Incorporating FCCLA Into FCS Classes With Alaina Tharp
Today I have an amazing guest. She teaches personal finance, career and college readiness, Child Development, culinary fundamentals, food science and global foods. She is an FCC-LA advisor and jack of all trades, Alaina Tharp.
The Power of Ask With Melissa Litherland
Today I have an amazing guest, Melissa Litherland, a brand new first year family consumer sciences teacher with a master’s degree in Biological Science. She has a FCS position in her neighboring district of Wisconsin.
FCS and Cyber Bullying
Today I am talking about a heavy subject, mental health and cyber bullying. And sharing our resources, secrets, trades, tricks and strategies, truly making us better together.
Lauren Quint of CTE Family and Consumer Sciences: Teachers Pay Teachers
Today I have the amazing Lauren Quint, an educator, author and social media guru. She puts on the CTE Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers Pay Teachers website.
Partnering & Promoting your FCS programs with Anna Hall
Today my guest is Anna Hall, she teaches Family And Consumer Science at Greene County Career Center in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Phases Of A First Year Teacher
Do you remember your first year as a teacher? We all became teachers because we wanted to make a difference in the lives of the up and coming youth. We all have a teacher that impacted our own educational experiences, that made it all the better.
Dr. Randy Russell, Speaker, Author and Consultant
Dr. Randy Russell, who is author to the Three Ships relationships, leaderships and partnerships. He is a superintendent, an author, as well as a leadership consultant.
New Approaches in E-learning and How to Become a Resilient Teacher for Tomorrow
As an educator, we are living in the most technology-advanced time period in history, we are capable of taking on this challenge in restructuring our diverse and content-rich curriculum.