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Mary Beth Stiltner posted
I would appreciate everyone for helping to support these students in this contest. Please spread the word. Winners will be the school with the most views on of their page. The goal of the social media campaign is for the students to share what they have learned with their peers, friends, and family to educate them about bioenergy. The social…Read More
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Sandra Ramsey posted
Middlesboro Middle School students have worked on 2 activities relating distance and time — “Walk the Line” (National Math + Science Initiative) and “The Hiker Lab” (Laying the Foundation, Inc.).
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Norm Marcum posted
Just registered myself and 7 students for the ARS next week in Pikeville. Looking forward to seeing all the hard work of teachers and students in the region.
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Abbie Combs posted
Oh my goodness, the Action Research Summit is right around the corner! I hope folk have registered for this spectacular event. Expect to be blown away by what you see. It will be the all-time spectacular event for the KVEC Region, featuring 148 dynamic presentations by teachers and students. You will see concrete action research conducted in real…Read More
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jillmaynard posted
5th grade students at Southside Elementary School in Belfry, KY presented their prototypes at their Inventions Expo today! Students surveyed the community, created and tested prototypes that would assist people with disabilities. We had 3 panel judges that interviewed students and many visitors in our community. Students utilized legos, robotic…Read More
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Southside is a school that is moving very quickly toward personalized learning. Having such a enthusiastic principal certainly provides this wonderful staff with support and encouragement. Southside Elementary is a school to watch for innovation in teaching.
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I agree, Abbie! Congratulations Jill, teachers and students! I hope to learn more about this project at the Summit!
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Here is a link to a resource we used: http://map.mathshell.org/materials/download.php?fileid=1521