Help Your Students Manage Their Energy Not Their Time
Students are more tired than ever before and it’s impacting their well-being. In 2020, we suffered through a pandemic, social unrest, and a lot of […]
Creating Chemical Models with Tinkercad and Sketchfab
Chemistry. Everyone’s favorite subject, right? Or is it just me? I’ve always found chemistry fascinating, but it is a bit abstract. I feel that chemical […]
Could Moodle 3.8 Finally Kickstart A Culture Of Analytics In Your Organization?
In a recent release, Moodle has shared a slim taste of the new enhancements coming for its Learning Analytics engine. (Formerly Moodle Inspire.) These new […]
Donuts, Desserts, and Dieting
Fun fact: You just so happen to only have one body and the way you treat it will follow you for the rest of your […]
Ups and Downs of Friendship
It’s finally November, a time to be grateful for everything that we have. I am grateful for so much in my life: my family, pets, […]
No Bull
Did you know October is National Anti-Bullying Month? Let’s be honest. How many of you have suffered at the hands of a bully but chose […]
The Best Day of My Life
Today will go down as one of the best days of my life. On this very day, my pride and joy officially comes into the […]
What Models Don’t Say
This is the second post in a series by former FLVS student Makaila, model, author, and anti-bullying advocate. Hey everyone, Mak here. If you missed […]
Meet FLVS Alumna Makaila Nichols
This is the first post in a series by former FLVS student Makaila, a model, author, and anti-bullying advocate. Hey blog readers! I’m the new […]
The Principles of Instruction #Infographic – Constant Improvement is Universal
Teaching is both an art, and a science. Many of the best teachers seem to naturally take to this model, as they perfect the art […]
Modeling: Online Students Need Demonstrations, Too
How many times have you seen children pretending to be their sports heroes while playing basketball or soccer? How many teens or adults have you […]
Keep it Social: Using Social Learning Theory to Improve Instructional Strategies
I’m going to come right out and say it: learning is social. All learning occurs in a social context. Whether it is the social pressures/motivators […]
