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Aucilla Christian Academy's elementary awards program was held in the ACA Auditorium on May 19, 2017 at 8:30 a.m.
Heading north across the Grasslands to the east of KSC the Civvie, under command of Captain Jebediah, collects air in the Atmospheric Fluid Spectro-Variometer mounted underneath the fuselage for scientific analysis. Photo taken at 4.3km
Rio de Janeiro (RJ), 03/03/2026 - A primeira dama Janja Lula da Silva participa do programa Sem Censura, da TV Brasil, com a apresentadora Cissa Guimarães. Foto: Tânia Rêgo/Agência Brasil
August 28, 2024: Summer 2024 staff, instructors, and Artists-In-Residence at the Ceramics Program, Office for the Arts at Harvard celebrated another successful semester with a party that showcased the ingenuity and collaborative spirit of the group.
The festivities began with a meal of delicious Korean food and remarks by Director Kathy King. Then it was time for the games to begin! Everyone had a role to play in the Olympics-themed contest determined by The Randomizer, a game show-inspired creation by instructors Tom Hubbard and Forrest Sincoff Gard, who served as emcees for the evening.
Audience members spun the wheels of The Randomizer to determine the assignment. Then the three teams got to work creating a sculpture to put before a panel of judges (played by Kathy King, Pamela Gorgone, and Joanna Mark).
Cheerleaders roamed around energizing the participants and spectators with clay-themed cheers, and ensuring that enthusiasm remained high throughout the evening. Referee Adriana Sousa Estrella played a crucial role in maintaining fairness and order, by ensuring that all teams adhered to the rules of the contest.
The evening concluded with a large cake dedicated to the staff who are moving on to new endeavors. This farewell gesture highlighted the community's support and well-wishes for those transitioning to new chapters in their lives. The evening wrapped up with a group photo to capture the memories and an awards ceremony to honor the fantastic efforts and creativity exhibited throughout the contest, all contributing to a night filled with joy and inspiration.
Overall, the event not only celebrated the successful semester but also forged stronger bonds among the participants, leaving everyone inspired and appreciated.
Read more about The Randomizer in this article in the Harvard Gazette: news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2024/07/what-to-make-let-t...
FIU ESPM International Business Program
Miami, Florida | January 19-29, 2016
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Orientação Técnica – Programa Superação Jovem – Escola de Tempo Integral
Formação Continuada dos professores do Componente Leitura e Produção de texto
Através da parceria do Instituto Ayrton Senna com a SEE/SP, a Assistente Técnica do Instituto, a Professora Rose Moreira realizou no município de Iguape a formação dos Professores Coordenadores Pedagógicos e Professores do componente curricular Leitura e Produção de texto das Escolas de Tempo Integral, a EE “José Muniz Teixeira e a EE “Sebastiana Muniz Paiva”.
O objetivo foi de conhecer os materiais (OPA e Caderno do Estudante) e se apropriar dos referenciais teóricos e metodológicos do Programa SuperAção de modo a auxiliar o planejamento e a mediação das aulas, compreendendo o significado da formação de alunos leitores e produtores de texto na perspectiva do multiletramento e do protagonismo juvenil.
A Orientação aconteceu no dia 31 de março na Sala de Leitura da EE “Coronel Jeremias Júnior”, acompanhada pela Supervisora de Ensino Selma Peniche e pelos PCNP Sérgio Lima (responsável pelo programa na DER Miracatu), Cleufas Costa (PCNP de LEM) e Paulo Zioli (PCNP de Matemática – Anos Finais do Ensino Fundamental)
Março/2017
Núcleo Pedagógico / Diretoria de Ensino da Região de Miracatu
Artist Christopher Lutter-Gardella created the interactive exhibit Kaleidoscope, featuring a 30-foot monarch butterfly and 300 smaller butterflies. The goal was to "share the critical story about the decline of the monarch butterfly and other pollinators with the hope of educating guests on how they can make a difference to help address this situation."
Volunteers helped assemble the smaller butterflies using waste materials such as plastic spoons (eyes) and plastic bags (bodies).