
ALT A group of people is standing in the Florida legislative chamber. Behind them is a blue screen displaying "The Florida Senate Welcomes the Learning Systems Institute at FSU." The Florida state flag and the American flag are positioned on either side. At the top, the image features a golden "20 FCR-STEM" logo. The background is decorated with scientific and educational icons.

ALT Graphic titled "The Successful Start Project." It features two people sitting at a table teaaching a young student. Text on the poster explains "Cognitively Guided Instruction (CGI)" as a math teaching method that uses students' strategies and number sense, helping them connect math with their world. The poster also describes the Successful Start project, a partnership between Florida State University’s Learning Systems Institute, the Children’s Board of Hillsborough County, and Hillsborough County Public Schools. Logos for Florida State University, Children’s Board of Hillsborough County, and others are included.

ALT A teacher stands in front of a classroom with students seated at desks, gesturing as if explaining a point. Text on the image promotes recruitment for 6th and 7th grade math teachers in Florida, mentioning professional development and counties such as Seminole. Florida State University's logos are displayed at the bottom.

ALT This image is a colorful graphic with an assortment of books, pencils, and spiral notebooks forming a circular pattern around the text. It reads: "Homework Habits No. 7. Regularly check in with teachers to understand homework expectations and any additional support your child may need. Checking in can be as simple as an email or phone call, or your child may need a more frequent check-in, such as a weekly or daily checklist for homework." Logos for the Learning Systems Institute and FIN are in the lower right corner. A QR code is in the bottom left corner.

ALT The image is a colorful graphic with an apple shape in the center, featuring the text "HOMEWORK HABITS NO. 6." Below, it advises teaching children to ask for help and take ownership of learning to build self-advocacy skills, confidence, and independence. The background includes colorful books and geometric shapes. Logos for the Learning Systems Institute and FIN are at the bottom. A QR code is on the left side.

ALT The graphic shows a person in a classroom setting, engaged in a hands-on activity with educational materials. On the right, there's a detailed text about "Innovating Educator of the Year" nominations, highlighting that eligible nominees are Florida K–12 teachers in mathematics, science, or STEM. It emphasizes the importance of innovation, creativity, and excellence in STEM education. Self-nominations or nominations by colleagues and community members are encouraged. The logo of FCR-STEM at LSI is present.

ALT The image features an educational graphic with a large white apple shape in the center. Inside, it reads: "Homework Habits No. 5. Understand that children with disabilities may need more time to complete assignments or process information. Be patient and adjust expectations as needed, while providing consistent support." Surrounding the text are colorful illustrations of school supplies like pencils and books. At the bottom right, there are logos for the Learning Systems Institute and FIN. A QR code is in the bottom left corner.

ALT Celebrating International Women's Day 2026, this graphic shows diverse women engaged in educational and community activities. The background includes scenes of group discussions, teaching in classrooms, and interactions with children. The Florida State University Learning Systems Institute logo is displayed prominently.

ALT The graphic shows a person in a classroom setting, engaged in a hands-on activity with educational materials. On the right, there's a detailed text about "Innovating Educator of the Year" nominations, highlighting that eligible nominees are Florida K–12 teachers in mathematics, science, or STEM. It emphasizes the importance of innovation, creativity, and excellence in STEM education. Self-nominations or nominations by colleagues and community members are encouraged. The logo of FCR-STEM at LSI is present.








