Mar 27, 2019 | Diana Lamolinara, Engaging Education
After more than seven years of teaching live online Spanish classes, I have come up with a list of good habits that students should employ in order to optimize their chances of success in a live online environment. Come to class every week. If it is not...
Mar 19, 2019 | Engaging Education, Gina Duss
Bonjour à tous! In my last blog, we talked about all the fun ways that technology can be used to immerse yourself in the target language without ever traveling to a foreign country. Did you know that there are also many ways to practice the target language in your...
Feb 18, 2019 | Engaging Education, Eugene Doremus
Way back in 1979-1980, I earned one year of college credit at March Air Force Base in California by watching videos. This was even before VHS; the tapes were bigger than VHS. We called them U-matic. I was in the Air Force, married with two kids, and needed to get...
Feb 8, 2019 | Bill Hickey, Engaging Education
We are free to think apart from our society. There is so much confusion in our modern Christian world. The U.S. Constitution creates a legal right of separation of the church from the government or our government away from the church. It protects our rights, our...
Feb 5, 2019 | Engaging Education, Judy Frank
Everyone? Well, maybe not, you might say. Or you might say, “I’m not really a math person.” But I say, yes, everyone! Math is in music, art, crowd control, aviation – if you can think of it, it has a connection to math. I like math because it is beautiful. There...
Dec 10, 2018 | Engaging Education, Sarah Lehtinen
Over the past several months, there has been a wealth of information provided on how to use annotation to better your literary analysis skills. For more information on that topic, check out these blogs from Excelsior Classes English teachers Jess Woods and Jenny...
