The iCEV Career & Technical Education Blog

The Top 4 Tips for Building Rapport in a Virtual Classroom

By: McKenna Garrison
November 1st, 2022

When COVID-19 hit, many educators were suddenly faced with connecting and building relationships with their students in a virtual classroom environment. Now, a few years later, some of those students have come back to school while others have remained at home, learning in a virtual environment.

Career and Technical Education (CTE) | Distance Learning | iCEV | Education Technology

Ed Tech Tools to Enhance Your iCEV Lessons: Flipgrid

By: Team iCEV
March 25th, 2021

The 6 C's of 21st Century Education include critical thinking & problem solving, collaboration, creativity & innovation, compassion & character, community & citizenship, and communication. From career preparation to social emotional support and development, these skills help prepare students for what lies ahead after their K-12 educational experiences.

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Career and Technical Education (CTE) | Distance Learning | Teacher & Classroom Resources

Engaging Virtual Fundraising Ideas for CTE Programs

By: Jacelyn Nesmith
November 18th, 2020

The last quarter of the year is often referred to as “giving season.” Studies have shown the best time for schools to host a fundraiser is in November and December. While school fundraisers have primarily been disrupted this year, there is still time to get creative, raise money and have student organizations supported. Before canceling fundraisers, consider whether planned fundraisers can be turned into digital or virtual fundraisers. Years ago, it would have been challenging to engage with virtual attendees, but with today’s technology, people are used to video chatting and engaging online.

Health Science | Distance Learning

3 Ways for Students to Demonstrate Healthcare Skills During Distance Learning

By: Heather Thomas
April 9th, 2020

As a health science teacher, one of your most important roles is to teach your students hands-on skills.

Digital Curriculum | Online Learning | Distance Learning

What’s the Difference Between Online Learning and Distance Learning?

By: Bri Stauffer
April 2nd, 2020

As a digital curriculum developer, middle and high school teachers often ask us the best way to implement digital resources in their classrooms. Two of the most common buzzwords surrounding these conversations are online learning and distance learning.

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