A4) My most recent plug for the 5Cs was Creativity and Critical Thinking. My students had to make models of the cell membrane with materials from around their home then they had to evaluate the benefits and limitations of their model π¦ππ#LCPSchats
A3: Teacher college at the high school@has become a staple for all of us. Itβs just the right length and itβs always about topics we all need and want to hear. #LCPSchats
A3) I have loved that so many conferences are virtual this year. It has given me the opportunity to attend more sessions of great variety. My favorite PD so far this year has been the new institution of the HSβs Teacher College on Wednesdays π¦ππ#LCPSchats
A2) This year Iβve finally been able to record my notes lessons. This will allow for students to watch and rewatch notes on their own and utilize class time for practice opportunities π¦ππ#LCPSchats
A1) I would get an award for my interactive slide decks. Iβve been really into making TEI style slides for my students to prepare for their SOL π¦ππ #LCPSchats
Let's liven things up with a little #FridayFun - share your favourite science fact with us! Here's one to start you off: penguin eggs are clear when hard-boiled thanks to a high concentration of penalbumin - a protein thought to act like antifreeze to keep eggs from freezing!
Congratulations to Mr. Doug Straley, LCPS Supt, for earning the distinction of Region 5 Superintendent of the Year for 2020! Last one to leave and up early this morning working on supporting our students, staff, and community through this unprecedented time. #LouisaLEADS #212Β°
Much of the world is saying to classroom teachers: School is now online.
No additional funding, no extra budget, no real training, just do it.
And, by and large, classroom teachers and those who support them are doing what they always do: making it happen.
It's truly amazing.
leaving the @ComClassic with so much more knowledge about this amazing Ag community! Excited to show my students all of the opportunities and avenues that they can pursue in agriculture #nourishthefuture@educationproj@NationalCorn
Central Virginia Electric Cooperative, which serves about 3,500 customers in the western portion of Louisa County, will use a $28 million federal grant and loan to help provide high-speed internet service to its members. https://t.co/l8qx0bXFgo