@DanWuori When my son was little, he pointed out the car window at a place we'd been a few times and said, "Look, Spider Park!" Actually, the name was Webb Park, but I thought the semantic connection his brain made was fascinating!
@NYStudentFinAid I work with a student who just discovered she doesn't qualify for FAFSA because of immigration status. She was accepted at SUNY schools. She qualifies for NYS Dream Act - Excelsior application is closed (but reopening in May). Can she apply then for Fall 2022?
@readwrite7B Mike-The comparison between these audio recordings and the speeches from last year is interesting. I wonder if not having an audience watch them allows the kids to speak more naturally & slower and with greater intonation? I guess being a year older & more mature helps too :-)
@readwrite7B I am blown away by this! So professional and the kids convey such enthusiasm, knowledge and ability to think critically! They sound like high schoolers for sure - please congratulate these students for me!
@readwrite7B So exciting!! I loved listening to the podcast and I'm so happy your vision is finally becoming a reality @readwrite7B! Please, please congratulate the kids for me and tell them I think they did a spectacular job! Looking forward to next month's episode ๐
@EganSSclass@SevenBridgesMS@katzdeli Brings back fond memories....well, except for the time it rained and the other time when I almost lost a student's Epipen๐
@dbilmes @rmbyrne And it doesnโt give students any real understanding about how the Google algorithm can result in more popular sites (like Wikipedia) being ranked higher than more credible sites. Itโs a good start, but not a place to end when teaching effective search strategies.
@readwrite7B @SevenBridgesMS@RutaSepetys Oh jeez Mike - I'm trying to read more adult books now that I've retired, but there's no way I'm passing up a new Ruta Sepetys novel...! If you read it before I do, let me know what you think :-)
@readwrite7B @carol_weston @Ccbf2019 So cool Mike! I loved this book and have recommended it to many 7th and 8th graders. I always made a point of telling them that the author was actually a teen advice columnist in real life...and did you know that much of the book takes place in Armonk?