Today, I have an amazing brand new Family Consumer Sciences educator, her name is Chelsey Farias, and I just got the confirmation that she is going to be my brand new colleague. She’s going to be sharing her experiences coming from COVID as a student teacher,
Dr. Shelley McGuire the director of the Margaret Ritchie School of Family and Consumer Sciences at University of Idaho talks about her COVID research funded by the Gates Foundation on breastfeeding babies.
Today I am excited to interview Mrs. Breonna Baker 1st Year Teacher and this months Teacher Spotlight on Connect FCS Ed.
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.
Today my guest is Anna Hall, she teaches Family And Consumer Science at Greene County Career Center in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
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.
By teaching students virtually, I have been researching best practices. In this episode I will be sharing some of the resources that have helped me feel successful as a teacher.
Today I highlight the power of gratitude and acts of kindness, or medicine for the mind and spirit. It’s not a metaphor, it’s science.
Today I have an amazing guest, Momma Bear. Or lovingly known as Ms. Michelle, who has a wonderful YouTube channel.
So, we have just embarked on our virtual journey into education, this week has been a week of many firsts, and much to celebrate.
