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Two 2nd Nature youth learn about Catoctin Mountain Park on their first overnight camping trip with the program.
Dr. Stacy Thomas, Vice President of Instruction and Student Services talks about the new program of learning at the college that includes teaching in problem solving, teamwork and communication.
An experiment in exposing silhouetted objects against a sunrise - Adjust sharpness & levels only. No manual color-correction here. This is what it was...
Cast your cares on the LORD and he will sustain you; He will never let the righteous fall. Psalm 55:22
diagram developed by Jason Rhode (2006) illustrating the anatomy of a socially-constructed self-paced learning environment
Workshop organised by the PES Group in the European Committee of the Regions in the framework of "School of Democracy", an initiative of the S&D Group in the European Parliament
Brussels, 21 March 2019
© European Union /CoR
Photo by Samy Benomran
More info on this event: pescor.eu
Mural No 2 & 10
NZ endangered sea birds by Amanda Lynn & Dirty Bandits
Dickens Street, Napier CBD
As Amandalynn and Dirty Bandits illustrate the beautiful nature of New Zealand’s Fairy Tern and Chatham Island Taiko, the hope is to enhance an appreciation of these endangered creatures. Combined with the text reading ‘You’ll Miss Me When I’m Gone’ repeated over and over again, this piece acts as a reminder to treat nature with care. “No amount of regret later can bring these birds back once they’re gone.”
Parents, students, educators and social justice advocates from across Massachusetts testified at the State House on June 11 in favor of bills that would curtail the use of high-stakes standardized testing in public education. The hearing was one of several events including in a Week of Action organized by the Massachusetts Justice Education Alliance, of which MTA is a founding member. During the week, thousands of members and students wore “Less Testing/More Learning” stickers and posted the message on social media. Also during the week, legislators were contacted at in-district meetings and through phone calls. They were asked to support H. 340, the MTA-backed bill that would impose a three-year moratorium on the high-stakes use of standardized tests. More info available at massteacher.org/testing.
We had our standard full-size About Us board set up, including a lot of information about preservation techniques and practices. Generally very few people read it, but those that do spend quite some time looking it over.
It is an online Islamic organization Quran Learning USA. It is very much essential for our little ones to learn how to recite the Holy Quran.
All our courses online with one on one tutoring with an accomplished tutor.
There are qualified instructors and the latest state of the art technology for these classes is being used.
Midland Empire Chapter of the American Red Cross conducted CPR and first aid skills in the Gabrielle Giffords Honorary Save-a-Life Saturday. Dr. Melody Smith, Superintendent of the St. Joseph, MO school district and Janet Kropp are learning basic CPR skills.
Photo credit: Laurel Goforth/American Red Cross