The recent disasters overseas got some of us talking about responsibility to safety, knowledge, and understanding, while embracing new technologies that improve human living conditions. There are countless examples of this – vaccines, nuclear power, pesticides, cell phones, and more. As a science teacher, a lot of this becomes topic of debates and discussions on […]
On this week’s Stroller Run, we three teachers got talking about our ultimate goal in teaching – to make connections and share treasures. (A nod to the kids, above, for sharing their treasure of our Windy Hill hike on March 11th – a low-growing oak tree.) I finally made the connection between the historical […]
On this week’s Stroller Run, we three teachers got talking about our ultimate goal in teaching – to make connections and share treasures. (A nod to the kids, above, for sharing their treasure of our Windy Hill hike on March 11th – a low-growing oak tree.) I finally made the connection between the historical figures […]
When I was a teenager, I was a Girl Scout. Clad in my sash, pins, or uniform, I volunteered almost every other weekend. I quickly learned to pick my volunteer positions, favoring outdoor, food, or teaching events. I had no idea all of that volunteerism would contribute to what I am today. Volunteering is […]
When I was a teenager, I was a Girl Scout. Clad in my sash, pins, or uniform, I volunteered almost every other weekend. I quickly learned to pick my volunteer positions, favoring outdoor, food, or teaching events. I had no idea all of that volunteerism would contribute to what I am today. Volunteering is cool […]