This past Saturday, my girls had the opportunity to participate in a STEM focused workshop with mentors representing varying areas of sports, locally. Play Like a Girl is a non-profit that aims to blend STEM with Sports for young girls. With me being the newly found cheer-mom and age old “techie” I am, I immediately […]
Anya Willisanyawillis@fitkids.info Instilling good self-care habits among kids from a young age teaches them the best ways to prioritize mental and physical health. When it comes to preschoolers, the focus on self-care activities should be to help them develop independence in tasks such as bathing, eating, dressing up, cleaning, and more. While these tasks may […]
Instructional Design for Context: Book Review With the text, “The Design for How People Learn” by Julie Dirksen provides a practical framework for creating learning opportunities for all learning abilities. The text takes the instructional designer on a journey to discover how to cater to the learning demands of their students. Throughout the course […]
Collaboration and Communication Apps Marilynn Andrews, M.A. GroupMe Application GroupMe is a messaging application to which can be categorized into groups based on the intended audience. GroupMe is best known as a simpler way to stay in contact with coworkers, organizational groups, friends, and family. This application can be downloaded from iOS, Android, and desktop […]
Author: Lisa Walker It’s true what they say, it takes a village to raise a child – in the modern age, that often means making use of the many online resources at your disposal. Whether they’re 2 or 12, help is only a click away. Brilliant Babies From the ages of 0-3 months, your newborn […]
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