Tekintettel a Covid-19 világjárvány okozta oktatási formák átalakulására, több amerikai szószóló is felszólította az iskolai testületeket, hogy mondjanak nemet a hibrid oktatásra. A hibrid modell ugyanis arra kényszeríti a pedagógusokat, hogy egyszerre tanítsanak online és személyesen, ami nem csak hogy nehezen kivitelezhető, de egyáltalán nem hatékony.
Central Utah Food Bank Exceeds Food Drive Goal
The Central Utah Food Bank exceeded their goal in their most recent food drive held the weekend of Mar. 19-20.
For central Utah, the goal was to collect 35,000 pounds of food. That goal was far exceeded with Sevier County alone donating 31,000 pounds, and in total just under 56,500 pounds of food was donated. The week that the drive was held, Bonnie Stewart shared that she would buzz her hair and dye it florescent orange if the goal was met. She shared on Apr. 8 that she is planning on following through with that promise.
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Young and seasoned women across Connecticut are making their mark in leadership and management in the accounting profession, and the Connecticut Society of CPAs (CTCPA) recently honored seven incredible women for their work in private firms, large corporations or non-profit organizations.
The virtual event featured keynote address by global technology and finance leader Kimberly Ellison-Taylor, past chairman of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). Margaux Farrell, Fox61 Morning News anchor, was the Master of Ceremonies.
This is the second year CTCPA has honored female leaders in the profession for their contributions and commitment to an evolving field. “Last year our CTCPA Women awards shined a spotlight on women in accounting. It was such a great success for our entire community, as well as the exceptional women honored. To recognize women for their accomplishments at work, in their communities and at home is really a dream com
WINDSOR, ONT. The holidays may be a little different this year, but that isn’t stopping some people from spreading holiday cheer from their doorsteps. “I wanted to do something for my town Harrogate, for the children because they had a really tough year. I thought of bells and ringing bells at 6 p.m. for two minutes,” says Mary Beggs-Reid, organizer of the Worldwide Christmas Eve Jingle. What started off as a simple idea, has gone global. “It’s for the children so when they’re older they can look back and say 2020 was a tough year, but on Christmas Eve something really magical happened,” says Beggs-Reid.