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Vanessa V posted
First grade students at WWE used project based learning to discover animal transformations. Students designed and created terrariums that were used to view the lifecycle of butterflies and frogs and praying mantis. We also purchased terrariums as models and models of lifecycles. We used a document camera to view the different stages of the…Read More
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Hannah Adams wrote a new post
We all have those days when we feel sad or anxious, and that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. These emotions, along with others, are very natural to feel, especially in times of heart ache and stress. For those w […]
Read MoreWe all have those days when we feel sad or anxious, and that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. These emotions, along with others, are very natural to feel, especially in times of heart ache and stress. For those who...
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Fun day filming preschool kids in Knott County learn to code!
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Willa K. Johnson wrote a new post
UPIKE launched their varsity Esports program in January 2015. When the program first began the university was only the second school in the U.S. to offer athletic scholarships for students to join their program. […]
Read MoreUPIKE launched their varsity Esports program in January 2015. When the program first began the university was only the second school in the U.S. to offer athletic scholarships for students to join their program. On May 5th, 2016 the...
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Tanya Turner wrote a new post
Six months of student-centered classroom redesigns, technical project-based learning, on-campus gardening, leadership exchanges, and much more culminated in 150+ presentations on April 27 in Pikeville. More […]
Read MoreSix months of student-centered classroom redesigns, technical project-based learning, on-campus gardening, leadership exchanges, and much more culminated in 150+ presentations on April 27 in Pikeville. More than 1200 people gathered at the East KY Expo Center, with an additional 5,000...
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