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[Jeff Shouse @RealJShouse]

Early morning in the low county @Ryzer SC Top 200 Camp in North Charleston, SC.
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#millmade #goldblooded

[Fort Mill Post 43 American Legion Baseball @FortMillPost43]

First team to sign up in South Carolina. Very excited and can’t wait until the 2021 season!

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[H France @HFrance613]

@courtneykountz I agree. Regardless of the content, students need those literacy skills. The impact is lasting.

[H France @HFrance613]

@RiceErnessa I had a similar experience when my students did scriptwriting to explain the levels of organization in living things. It becomes quite evident who fully understands.

[Heather Cheske @CheskeHeather]

#FMSDwrites2learn20- Q1: Writing truly allows students to express their thoughts on a deeper level. When they are given the opportunity to really think and respond through writing, they feel more comfortable opening up and diving deeper into the concept.

[H France @HFrance613]

#curiositymatters2FMSD20
A2: Student-centered, hands-on activities are great in keeping students engaged and address multiple learning styles. If students can make a personal connection then they tend to be more interested in the topic and ultimately more likely to remember it.

[H France @HFrance613]

@jessica06599649 I can personally relate to doing the same thing. Things that I am generally not interested in end up in my Google search because of some outside trigger.

[H France @HFrance613]

#curiositymatters2FMSD20
A1: People are naturally curious beings. Inquiry-based learning gives students the freedom to discover new things while also encouraging them to take ownership of their own learning.

[H France @HFrance613]

#FMSDwrites2learn20 A1 People write for all purposes. It is an essential part of life. Regardless of the subject, you teach or what time constraints you have incorporating well-planned writing activities into your lessons will increase student achievement and understanding.