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Dr. Michael C. Melton posted
Piling Up Stones: A Collection of Mountain Memories and Wisdom
Ms. Rebecca Potter and Dr. Michael C. Melton, Letcher County Central High School
We have a rich history and culture in central Appalachia that we have not or very rarely promoted to the world outside our hills. With the inevitability of time, we are losing members of our…Read More
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Jamie Adams posted
Our school library is currently a traditional research and reading-centered space. It is dated and does not have spaces or equipment necessary to accommodate students as active participants of learning. Our strategy will be to implement several new spaces to accommodate participatory 21st century learning. We want to redesign our media center to…Read More
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Shannon Shepherd posted
Who, what, when, where, why, and how Ceramics? One of big issues is funding for expensive art materials and then the opportunity to play with and learn about the medium. With this grant students will be provided the materials and the hands on learning to explore and create. Opening a door to imagination.
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Shelia Varney posted
Can I Ask You a Question?
Project SummaryKindergarteners do not know how to ask questions about their own learning which leads to lower levels of learning. Students’ cognitive, social, and emotional growth was found to be weakened when questions were not asked (Becker, 2000). Question Formation Technique will be used to increase student’s abi…Read More
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Becky miller posted
Ipads for First Grade
Technology is the future. I am a first grade teacher with eighteen intelligent, energetic, and curious little beings who are always eager to learn. I am willing to do anything to keep them interested in fulfilling that thirst for knowledge, while keeping it fun and interesting at the same time. On Monday mornings, I often…Read More1 Comment-
Thank you! We also really need your name and an updated profile picture to include you in our program. Thanks again!
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I would have loved this as a student in your class! Hands on! Appreciate your vision and what you do for our students!