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Abbie Combs posted
Tools and resources from yesterday’s Peer Observation Training are now posted in Resources. Click on PGES and then open the Peer Observation folder.
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Kelli Thompson posted
Just a reminder of the School Culture Workshops planned for this Wednesday and Thursday. Wednesday, February 11 is at Jenny Wiley and the Thursday workshop will be at the Hazard Community and Technical College. Both sessions will begin at 9:00 a.m. And conclude at 3:00. Lunch will be provided for both sessions. Remember to complete your school…Read More
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Traci Tackett posted
We are so excited to post the first “How to” videos from our digital library. These videos will hopefully allow you to see what we are doing in our garden as well as what the students are learning. The videos aren’t perfect, but the kids have worked very hard and are happy to share their work! Please let us know if you learn anything new!…Read More
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Megan R Byers posted
Here’s my video of some of the projects and activities I’ve been able to do this year with my 4th and 5th graders thanks to the technology available through ARI 🙂
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Hi Megan,
I’ve tried several times to open the video link you attached and would love to see your 4th and 5th graders but it keeps on telling me that the link is “private” – – I’m probably doing something wrong….
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I get the same message.
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I think I accidentally made it private where only Jeff Coots could watch it, haha! I changed it to public though, so try again and if it still doesn’t work, could you let me know! Thanks!
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Hi Megan,
I’ve tried several times to open the video link you inserted but haven’t been able to yet. It keeps telling me that the site is “private”. I’m probably doing something wrong but would love to see the Video of your kids!
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Megan,
It worked! Terrific video that demonstrates the energy and interest of students! Thank you so much.
Jeff
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Great video! Thanks for sharing!
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Paul Green posted
Something to think about… How can we make Eastern Kentucky a hot-bed for technology jobs in the future? What can we do to prepare our students for a world that is driven by technology? Thoughts?!? Love to have some great conversation!!!
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I think one thing that has to occur: we need to bring high-tech jobs like programming and electrical engineering out of the realm of ” they do that somewhere else.” There is no real reason a programming company couldn’t locate in our region. “Our internet is faster than your internet.”
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LOL! I think that needs to be a slogan of ours… We have faster internet than you!!!
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Not sure I knew cabbage worms existed! Great job!!