Jun 21, 2018 | Chris Johnson, Engaging Education
Logos are everywhere. From and M to a swoosh….Logos are what make a brand known. But how are they created? It might be more simple than you think. https://excelsiorclasses.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/StudentWorkBlog.mp4 To find out more about the work Chris Johnson...
Jun 11, 2018 | Engaging Education, Melisa Kaiser
Prior to SketchUp, “friendly and forgiving” were not words that came anywhere near a conversation about 3D modeling software. Architecture students would spend semesters of their lives in classes solely dedicated to demystifying a computer program that would turn...
Jun 4, 2018 | Engaging Education, Jenny Cutler
In English II: World Literature, we span history and culture to get a glimpse of lives very different than our own. Ruta Sepetys’ work Between Shades of Gray is the story of a sixteen year old girl from Lithuania who is exiled with her family to Siberia under Joseph...
May 17, 2018 | Diana Lamolinara, Engaging Education, Uncategorized
In my live classes, we speak Spanish, recite Bible verses and read stories in Spanish, and learn Spanish grammar using a variety of activities. Outside of class, students are assigned written and listening comprehension homework to practice the skills they are...
Apr 9, 2018 | Engaging Education, Jess Woods
If your student complains about studying poetry, rest assured that you are not alone! Of the various elements of literature that I teach, the one that undoubtedly is met with the most skepticism is poetry. I am never surprised, but I am always a little sad to see that...
Apr 6, 2018 | Engaging Education, Jennifer Pasos
Camping is a fond memory from my childhood, but with homeschooling this has been an adventure. My parents are close to retirement, so they have purchased a Winnebago for weekend and seasonal trips. At times, I am the chief chef (and bottle washer) for the RV, so I’ve...
