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Bryan Auxier posted
Students and brook trout from Hans Doderer’s classroom at Paintsville High School where his students are raising brook trout to release locally with funding from a learning innovation grant from ARI and KVEC.
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Pool noodles are great to use as manipulatives when teaching fractions. They provide a visual for students to better understand fractions. They can help students compare fractions and find equivalent fractions. The website below provides step by step directions for making these colorful…Read More
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Pam Burton posted
The CmPS team from Johnson County Middle School has received mamaroos, swaddling blankets, and diapers to begin dispersing to Community of Hope and Serenity House. See the video in FireCast to understand their project.
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Britni Tincher-Back posted
My students absolutely LOVE when it’s time for them to teach the class, or answer questions on the IPad Pro. Here I have a 6th grade student who is working with number lines. His work is projected onto my Smart TV for the entire classroom to see.
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It’s an exciting time to be an educator. Experience has taught me that nothing in education is constant. We are always in a state of change. That is refreshing. However, the basic backbone of education….the interaction between school staff, students, and community….is vital today as it was yesterday. Together we are stronger than we are apart.
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