Welcome back friends, I’m your host Barbara Scully. Today we are kicking off season two of the Connect FCS-Ed podcast. If you have been following the show for a while, thank you for supporting… The motto of the show is that we are better together. We are starting Season 2 talking about Mindset Matters. Our …
I am excited to continue my journey with you and bring the Connect FCS Ed podcast back to you in early September when we all are back in school. The goal for myself is to always outdo myself to bring you meaningful content and resources that will help you be a better teacher and how to help your students learn. Together, we are better together!
Today I’m ging to be talking about being culturally responsive and what that means. Culture is central to learning, it plays a role not only in communicating and receiving information, but also in shaping the thinking process of groups and individuals.
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.
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.
Jeff Utecht is a keynote speaker, conference master, and has been a podcaster since 2008.
Today, I have an amazing guest with us, she is not only an author, podcaster, doctor and keynote speaker. Her name is Dr. Monica Burns of ClassTechTips.com.
I have an amazing guest with me, her name is Luanne Wiles, and she teaches over at Tri-Tech Culinary Skills Center.
Today I am thrilled to share with you my interview with Ramona Hatch, a retired FACS teacher and creator of FreshFACS.com.
