TransformSC Project-Based Learning Institute Inspires South Carolina Educators to Take a Dynamic Approach to Education
On April 18, 2018, the South Carolina Council on Competitiveness’ education initiative, TransformSC, held its second project-based learning institute. Nearly 200 educators from across the state gathered at Columbia’s Spirit Communications baseball park to explore new and dynamic ways to integrate project-based learning into their classrooms.
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Coker College Introduces Its Corporate Partners Graduate Scholarship in Management and Leadership
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Groundbreaking Held for McLeod Occupational Health Commerce Park
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South Carolina Ranked 11th Nationally in 2017 State of Preschool Report
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Turn a Working Lunch Into a Walking Lunch with BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina
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From Legos to Autos: New CU-ICAR Endowed Chair Has Built an Impressive Career
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First Community Corporation Announces First Quarter Results and Cash Dividend
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Former State Senator Harry Chapman Endorses Eric Graben for CD 4
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Shoppers Are Loyal to Brands that Prioritize Communication, Narvar Survey Finds
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FFS: Protect Your Business: Protect Your Customers
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17 South Carolina AT&T Employees Honored for Their Commitment to the Community
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New Inland South Carolina Port Opens
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Ted Hendry Appointed as Interim Leader at United Way Association of South Carolina
The Board of Directors of the United Way Association of South Carolina announced that ...
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Bill Miles: How Tourism Impacts Hilton Head Island and All of South Carolina
Bill Miles, President and CEO of the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce, talks about tourism being the driving economic force for not only Hilton Head, but the whole state. Tourism is vital to SC companies, from big businesses to local shops.
Ann Angermeier: Hiring and Maintaining Millennials
Ann Angermeier, Executive Director of the Upstate Workforce Board, talks about the recurring issue of hiring and retaining millennials. A part of this issue is the relationship between millennials and baby boomers. A way to alleviate the difficulties of keeping millennials is to allow them more say in decision-making situations.
Ken Tamsin on Some Real Estate Trends in South Carolina
Ken Tamsin, CEO of Southern Community Services, talks about how he noticing some trends in the real estate industry in the state. He says that the industry is trending in a positive and upward direction.
Pamela Lackey Plays Golf in Her Free Time and Is Very Competitive
Pamela Lackey, President of AT&T South Carolina, talks to us about what she does outside of her busy schedule. She loves hitting the links!
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