#missyoumonday goes to my 3rd mod science class. You all have been one of my biggest joys, but also one of my biggest struggles. It’s tough when you enjoy joking around with the kids and just talking life with them... by far one of my most cohesive classes I’ve ever taught!
This week’s #missyoumonday goes out to my 7th mod class! Last week was the first week I had 100% of a class check-in and log on! They are killing this online-learning situation!
Wrapping up my Zoom “office hours” for the day. I had one student show up. I asked her how many teachers’ office hours she goes to and how many students attend. She replied, “I try to go to them because I just feel like teachers are lonely.”
We are. And thanks, kid.
“You never know how far the ripples of your decisions go!” A great message to our students at the Middle Level Leadership Conference. #deehankins@Ohio_Middle
This team has some pretty awesome kids doing truly great things! Congrats to our Stargazers this week and the ones that didn’t get to take their picture yet!
I am a VERY proud teacher today! My students did a great job presenting at the Conservation Leadership event today at the @clemetzoo I am so very grateful for supportive parents and the opportunity to do this with the kids.
Spending the afternoon listening to Lilly and her classmates discuss and share their findings on animal poaching and illegal wildlife trading and how they want to make an impact on the issues.🦒#actionresearch@sloat_titans
Just some 6th grade students giving Mr. Discenza a lesson on the Illegal Wildlife Trade. Thanks to Mr. James from the @clemetzoo for sharing the repository items with us! This group is heading to the zoo Saturday to show what they know! @BmmsTitans@FoundationBCSD
Our collaboration with the @clemetzoo provided us with an opportunity to make observations about exhibits throughout the zoo and learn more about the impact zoos have on Animal conservation. #BeATitan@BereaCSD@BmmsTitans
“Must we always teach our children with books? Let them look at the mountains and the stars up above. Let them look at the beauty of the waters and the trees and flowers on earth. They will then begin to think, and to think is the beginning of a real education.” ~ David P