On today’s episode, I have an amazing educator from North Carolina, Dawn Harrison who was an industry leading professional and found her FCS calling, which now she’s going into our 26th year of teaching. Dawn is also a mentor educator and has a passion for helping others.
On today’s episode, I have an amazing guest, Joyce Miles. Joyce is a fellow Purdue University and Florida State University graduate. She comes from Jacksonville, Florida and is now retired and very happily traveling around and researching anything and everything that has to do with Ellen Swallow Richards, and she is also the biographical researcher in Ellen’s life.
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,
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!
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.
On today’s episode I am chatting with Dr. Carol Werhan about the Alphabet soup of FCS Organizations in the U.S. Dr. Werhan has a PhD in Philosophy, she is the FCS teacher at Purdue University, as well as the program coordinator of Family Consumer Sciences education at Purdue.
Today I have an amazing guest, Taylor Keys. Listen in as we showcase various personalized learning strategies such as Station Rotation, Flexible playlist, a must do- may do, and genius hour.
Today’s amazing guest is Ms. Alyssa Maddux, and she is a teacher in Austin, Texas. Her primary focus this year has been culinary arts. But we’re going to be talking about classroom wish lists; what a teacher wishes for when starting at a new school.
On today’s episode, I have an awesome educator friend with me, Kathey Hatfield. We are going to be talking about how NGPF can fill your financial literacy tool box.
On today’s episode, I have Rob Phelan, who is a Math and Personal Finance educator from Frederick County, Maryland. He is author and founder and creator of the simple start-up, which is a book geared towards entrepreneurship for 10 to 18-year-olds.
