Articles by tag: lesson planning
Jenielyn Padernal says educating students in a crisis situation can be as easy as PIE. Based in the Philippines, an area prone to typhoons, other storms and the occasional volcanic eruption, Padernal has been coping with interruptions to face-to-face learning since long before the COVID-19 crisis. That’s why PIE – plan, implement and evaluate…
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Cooking up Second Chances with Celebrity Chef Fernando Ruiz: Episode 2
The Alliance for Adult Education is proud to announce a strategic partnership with Jamai Blivin, CEO at Innovate+Educate and The Entrepreneurial of Northern New Mexico. Together, we are launching a Commitment to Action with the Clinton Global Initiative. Our Commitment: Second Chance Pathways: Upskilling the Underserved and Those Who Serve. We are pleased to…
Just Thinking About… Putting the Fun Back into Learning: Brandon Ligon’s Insights on Enhancing Student Engagement
In an era where educational strategies are continually evolving, the need to make learning engaging and fun has never been more critical. As students navigate an increasingly digital world, educators are tasked with finding innovative ways to integrate technology into their teaching methods. This episode addresses the growing trend of digital innovation in classrooms,…
Fourth Inning – Be the ONLY
In a compelling dialogue centered on brand differentiation, Jesse Cole of the Savannah Bananas underscored the pivotal shift from being merely better to becoming distinctly unique in one’s industry. He introduced an insightful framework called “ONLY,” which stands for Owning the industry’s problems, creating Noise, cultivating Love, and understanding your Why. Owning the Problems:…
Just Thinking… Standard Vs Expectation with Dr Q
In an educational landscape marked by constant change and the ongoing challenge of adapting to new learning environments, the question of maintaining standards versus managing expectations remains pivotal. This discussion gains urgency as schools strive to balance traditional educational standards with the evolving needs of both students and educators. So, this begs the question:…