To navigate a life that serves only yourself, is to intentionally choose a dead-end destination! -Dr. Elizabeth "Liz" Johnson-Glover, Sociologist
Author: Dr. Elizabeth Johnson-Glover
Professor and Presenter, Dr. Elizabeth “Liz” Johnson-Glover, is intrinsically motivated by her belief of education and motivation as an agent for actionable change. Her teachings and practices are backed by sociological foundation, allowing her best service versed groups of learners.
Liz graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in the broad and all-inclusive field of Sociology. After earning that degree, she eagerly applied to University of Texas Pan American’s Masters of Science in Sociology program. Just a couple of years later she earned that degree, with high academic and social honors, followed by a Masters of Education with emphasis in Educational Technology. Since, Liz has earned a doctorate of education!
Sociology serving as her foundation, Liz has worked diligently in her studies in attempt to master as much knowledge as possible in the field with now-fulfilled goals of becoming a professor of sociology, serving at a half dozen institutions of higher education in promoting sociological and socially diverse awareness.
Liz has also served as an educator and administrator of K-12 education, making for experience from early childhood through undergraduate studies. Her experiences lead to the initiative of Echoes of Excellence, a charitable foundation developed to service learners.
Archiving Artifacts
Amist the nationwide and international school closures, families all over the world are homeschooling their children. Consider this in regards to the works that our children produce in this time: While, most immediately, their pieces produced serve the purpose of fulfilling their academic accountability, in the future their works can be deemed sentimental artifacts reflective… Continue reading Archiving Artifacts
Balance over Bell-Schedule
So, by now we've all made it through the first week of "imposed" homeschooling. How was it for you? What did you end up learning? For those with multiple children, I am sure you've expereinced the complexity of a true teacher--tailoring to students with multiple or varying abilities. As such, I learned that it can… Continue reading Balance over Bell-Schedule
From Parents, To Teachers
From Parents, To Teachers - an overnight transformation in response to the 2020 Coronovirus Pandemic Sure, there has been an abundance of online resources made free and accessible to parents in light of supporting their students in the midst of school closures. However, for parents who work (even from home, by nature or due to… Continue reading From Parents, To Teachers
Indoor Engagement
In a time such as this, where we're asked to remain indoors and practice social distance to lessen the spread of Coronavirus, here are over 100 activities you can still engage in! Have at 'em!
Homeschooling Schedule and Sources
In reaction to the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic that had resulted in school closures across the nation, here is the schedule EOE has devised and implemented for usage while kids are enduring school closures! This schedule is tailored primarily to preK + elementary learners and includes a body of embedded sources for easy access. Offering convenience,… Continue reading Homeschooling Schedule and Sources
Educational Websites ~ FREE
Below is a list of free, educational websites (educationally knows as OERs--open education resources)! To add to this list, don't forget that Khan Academy just launched an ELA component in the midst of Coronavirus school closures, found here. There's also E-Learning by Founding Dreams which has free lessons in math, science, environmental skills, computer skills,… Continue reading Educational Websites ~ FREE
Echoes of Excellence! 