Our food choices and food productions have a huge impact on the environment and climate change. According to the World Wildlife Fund, 30% of greenhouse gas emissions are caused by our global food systems.
Blog post 5 of 5 in the series, “Military Family Readiness During and After COVID-19“ By Karen Shirer, Ph.D. In June, a team of five current and former Air Force service members had one purpose in climbing Mt. Denali, the highest peak in the United States with an elevation…
Does it ever feel like you’re spinning your wheels on a project? Or you want to be innovative, but keep falling back on the same old routine?
As early childhood professionals, it is imperative to engage in ongoing learning and professional development. One way to accomplish this is by engaging in social learning through communities of practice (CoPs). In this three-part blog post series, we answer the following questions about communities of practice and provide resources for further exploration: Part One: What is a community of practice? Why should I join one? Part Two: What communities of practice exist in early childhood education? How can I start my own community of practice? Part Three: What other things should I consider when developing and maintaining a community of practice?
Trips to the beach, outdoor concerts, camping, and barbecues are all cornerstones of the summer season. These activities and the warm weather and sunshine make it easy to get lost in all the summer fun, but this is where dehydration can sneak up on you.
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