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Jeff Phillips posted
Dr. Katrina Slone visits with Harlan County Schools Assistant Superintendent Brent Roark in the classroom of James A. Cawood Elementary School Teacher Chamayne Johnson. Slone was visiting the Harlan County School District to see firsthand new technologies being implemented for student use as part of a $29 million federal grant awarded by the U.S.…Read More
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Carmen posted
This link will take you to the videos created by a group of Kentucky sophomores as they attempted to define the “American Dream” in the 21st Century. The assignment required them to represent their thoughts digitally. As you’ll quickly see, some are AMAZING and some still need some work (but will be amazing eventually!) Thought this was a reall…Read More
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Abbie Combs posted
I just love the way our folk are sharing what they are learning and what they are good at. I am learning so much. You guys are fantastic.
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Kelli Thompson posted
Letcher and Jenkins Next Generation Teachers modeled Project Based Learning by presenting various aspects of utilizing the MondoBoard for instruction. “How To” documents were created and posted to “The Holler” on *Virtual Field Trips, *Use of the White Board within the Mondo Board, *Office 365, *LYNC, *The Holler.…Read More
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How great is that!
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I shared some of the documents that were posted earlier. Excellent Work Letcher and Jenkins teacher leaders.
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Andrew Castle posted
Spent the day with teacher leaders from Letcher County & Jenkins Ind., here Misty Lowe and Myrtle Boggs demonstrate Mondopad whiteboard functionality. Thanks to all for a great day!
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Fantastic Job, Ladies!!
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Are you having fun Andrew? I think so.
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Excellent Job. We need more teachers to take lead.
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This was a great day that allowed us all to dig deeper into Next Generation techniques that we can easily take back to our classrooms. Thank to Kelli, Twyla, and Andrew!
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This was a great day! Thanks to all who made it possible for us to learn more about the mondo pad so that we could share with other teachers!
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I agree. We need more sharing, it helps us to become better.