At Florida Gulf Coast University, education students are testing out their lesson plans, teaching methods, and disciplinary styles through a modern platform called Mursion. The digital tool does not replace in-person training, but it gives new teachers a chance to put their skills to the test, and receive immediate feedback from their peers and instructors. […]
Carrying a concealed weapon without a permit is now legal in the state of Florida. What happens now?
The state-administered Florida Disaster Fund has brought in more than $60 million since Hurricane Ian, and $22 million has been distributed.
Southwest Florida communities are still rebuilding nearly six months after Hurricane Ian destroyed homes, businesses, restaurants, nonprofits, and more. But, donors from all across the country have chipped in to make sure our community builds back stronger than before. Since September 2022, $7 million has been raised for Southwest Florida emergency relief efforts. United Way of […]
All eyes are on former president Donald Trump, who recently warned he “will be arrested.” His statement comes as an investigation by the Manhattan district attorney’s office reaches its end.
Thousands of teachers in Southwest Florida have said goodbye to the education world over the past few years.
A lack of respect, not making a livable wage, and the need for better support are just a few things driving teachers to leave the education field.
Burnout: you hear this word all the time on the news, and maybe even in your daily conversations. It’s a problem for a lot of workers, especially teachers.
Numerous fights have broken out on flights recently, but where are the air marshals?
A new bill to shorten the amount of time women have to get an abortion was introduced by lawmakers on the first day of the Florida legislative session.