Empowered at CEC
Get to know Empowered at CEC 2025. Our staff will be in BOOTH 1012 and leading a presentation on THE LEARNING STAGE. See how we can help simplify your prep and maximize your impact.
Get to know Empowered at CEC 2025. Our staff will be in BOOTH 1012 and leading a presentation on THE LEARNING STAGE. See how we can help simplify your prep and maximize your impact.
Empowered’s RiseUp Workshops are a different kind of PD / continuing learning / training for teachers with hands-on experiences and tools to use immediately.
Empowered offers free activities, training, support, and community to any K-12 teacher. Get started in minutes, increase your student impact immediately.
Mik Love’s 3rd grade teacher is credited for igniting passion in this coach, father, and member of our staff.
“Keep improving,” says Empowered’s Ken Chadwick, a former business executive and teacher. “Have students look forward and consider the possibilities ahead.”
Every student has doubts about themselves and their abilities – teachers can help them push through to discover who they really are.
Empowered offers – at NO COST to educators – 180+ customizable, hands-on activities and lesson plans and the resources and support needed to bring them to life.
It was the early days of remote learning. I was staring at a screen full of avatars, as not a single 12th grade student had their camera on. I was talking into the void, unsure if anyone was listening or learning. I missed their faces. I missed their jokes. I missed their interruptions, comments, questions and most of all, I missed the connection. On the screen, I couldn’t see the ah-ha faces or the looks of confusion. I couldn’t tell if they were drifting or most importantly, if they were okay. But then, I asked some big questions, and the magic was back.
How one man’s personal communications tool grew into a Microsoft giant; its impact on teaching and learning; and what you’re missing if you haven’t tried Flipgrid
Traveling with students has always been a challenging proposition. Even the traditional senior trip to Washington, D.C., took months of