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Tanya Turner wrote a new post
Earlier this month, Kentucky Education Commissioner Stephen Pruitt reminded us in his opening remarks at the KySTE Conference that teaching is the only profession that trains every other profession. With ed […]
Read MoreEarlier this month, Kentucky Education Commissioner Stephen Pruitt reminded us in his opening remarks at the KySTE Conference that teaching is the only profession that trains every other profession. With education connecting so many components of our communities and economies, we all...
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May have been hard to get into law school without knowing how to read, write, or count.
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Vanessa V posted
First grade students at West Whitesburg Elementary are using project based learning to discover animal transformations. Students are designing and creating terrariums that will be used to view the lifecycle of butterflies and frogs (and maybe some other insects if possible). We are also using purchased terrariums as models. We are using a…Read More
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Tanya Turner wrote a new post
Hundreds of kids under five years old in Bell, Floyd, and Lee Counties already know the excitement of getting a package in the mail, addressed to them, with an age appropriate book from Dolly Parton […]
Read MoreHundreds of kids under five years old in Bell, Floyd, and Lee Counties already know the excitement of getting a package in the mail, addressed to them, with an age appropriate book from Dolly Parton herself. Hopefully that book arrival and...
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Jennifer Carroll posted
Hazard High School Scholastic Spaces Classroom Redesign Entrepreneurial Project!!
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I didn’t know he said that at KySTE on the profession that trains the other professions … I guess if he includes higher education teachers in that I might agree … but if only P-12 then I am not sure. I had the opportunity to go to law school and be welcomed into the legal profession and I can say confidently that my law professors helped me understand how to live/work in a profession … but really nothing before that. — Anyway, just struck me as an odd thought … glad the Holler is streaming these live. These are super important conversations and a real moment for public education to become a profession.