Read all about @COParksWildlife's epic day using mules and dozens of human volunteers to pack 4,500 rare Hayden Creek cutthroat trout up steep Cottonwood Creek and restore these fish in their native landscape. #wildlife#conservation https://t.co/zcWkxdAcda
Bears repeating & sharing: "Our analysis of results frm across 60 studies found coaching works. W/ coaching, the quality of teachers’ inst improves by as much as-or more than-the diff in eff btween a novice & a teacher w/ 5-10 yrs of exp" https://t.co/odIVT1HggK @LearningForward
A3: Reciprocal Teaching needs a more prominent place at the table in our nation's schools. Too many think it's simply a strategy where students teach other students. It's not. It's a close reading strategy w/ a .74 effect size whereby students do the following:
#BoldSchool
Garden City Public Schools has been awarded a 3-year grant for more than $3.2 million from the Literacy Network of Kansas (LiNK), a project of the U.S. Department of Education’s Striving Readers Comprehensive Literacy program. https://t.co/WlFD2r4icv
Great news for Garden City! Thanks to all who worked on this to provide this wonderful opportunity to improve student literacy skills in Garden City! Congratulations to all of the grant recipients across Kansas! https://t.co/aXyVNXjINw
KSDE's Dr. Suzy Myers presents to Kansas State Board of Education members about rhe Literacy Network of Kansas (LiNK). Eight literacy projects across Kansas will soon be announced as being funded through a $27 million federal grant. Each program will receive over $3.2 million.
The eight literacy grant recipients announced at today's Kansas State Board of Education meeting are: @olatheschools, @usd383, @USD457, @USD443 as individual grantees through LiNK (Literacy Network of Kansas. There were also consortium grantees announced. (see the thread)
One more graduation this year...at Garfield Early Childhood Center. Thanks to all the students, teachers, staff, and families for all the hard work in getting these young people off to a great start to their school years!