I love the use of storyboards. It allows kids to have structure, yet still be creative in how they want to express their telling of the story. #EDUC300#02Fall20
This is so sad:( Graduated last year and it’s so weird that no one has stepped into Howard High since. Keep your head up Mr. Novak! We are all doing the best we can #educ300#08fall20
I’ve been missing interacting with folks during lunch. Nobody on campus, except for the wildlife. Had to stop this gaggle of geese from heading down the back path to 7-11. #busted https://t.co/sf8PslBC0s
This is so inspiring to see how much effort teachers are putting into their students especially in the younger community. This is an incredibly hard time for young children and doing these virtual field trips is definitely going to help them!
Today we went on a virtual field trip to a pumpkin patch! Our kinders had lots of fun! We will keep learning about how pumpkins grow and what we can do with them! @MsCauz_abc
@SydneyBanks120 I love this article! I also think this demonstrated structure and clarity. The team has to depend on each other to know the structure of the team and how to succeed!
In this article, Michigan State University shows how to have trust in your team. Google norms are not always about a business team, but can also be demonstrated in sports teams. This article shows the importance of dependability. https://t.co/qK6ZvDOZWV
@MackWeakland I love this article! I think this situation presented in the article also needs the google norm dependability. A sports team cannot have that structure without being able to depend on your teammates. #EDUC300#08_Fall20