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JJ.Jones posted
Hazard High School ‘Through the Lens’ project mission statement: “Life is like a camera… FOCUS on what is important, CAPTURE the good times, DEVELOP from the negatives, and if things do not work out TAKE ANOTHER SHOT” -Raked Saleh
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Love that statement.
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JJ.Jones posted
Students at Hazard High School are finishing up Phase 2 today of their scenario based pictures for Ripple Effects, (www.rippleeffects.com). Ripple Effects has contracted with the Hazard High School ARI backed grant project, “Through the Lens” to allow the students to photograph subjects that address situations such as anxiety, depression, and…Read More
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Excellent work. Your students are doing a great job.
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Kelli Thompson posted
Thank you to all who attended the School Culture Workshop. It was a fabulous, fun filled day of activities and cross region interaction. Remember, the goal was to leave with ideas and activities that could be implemented in your school. Please post here on the Holler the activities that you implement and any success stories you may want to share.…Read More
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Rachel Holbrook posted
I am attaching pictures of my students using the Microsoft Surface Pro 3, along with our school’s Mondopad, to make text annotation interactive. This was the first time that my students got to use the Surface Pro that I purchased as part of the mini-grant I received. My students were excited to get to use the technology. They specifically liked…Read More
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I think this is great. Awesome way to engage students. Thanks for sharing.
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I agree with Paul, that is awesome. I wish more would share like you.
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Wonderful. Thanks so much. Great to see you posting.
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Charles Jeffrey Coots posted
Yesterday, I met with our ARI leadership/Teachers/Innovation Grant recipients to discuss, where we are and what we need to do to get ready for the Action Research Summit. I truly loved the videos that our staff shared about their projects. Some of them are posted on the Promising Practice Holler. I hope you enjoy them as must as I did.
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What an awesome statement.