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Aug 27, 2017
Aug 22, 2017
I am wondering how you guys involve the parents in your classrooms? And how do you make sure that there is good communication and that the parents are feeling involved in their child's day to day time in school?
Novel
I am at High School level. We invite parents to talk about careers and activities as part of the Moving Onward scheme. We have some screened parents who help with academic study and school trips, although those are mostly covered by staff. Some parents with technical capabilities help with IT, Science and Technology subjects, including Food Tech. A...See More
flacka
I taught kindergarten in a very low income school so I had a mixture of involvement from the parents. I sent home a newsletter every other week explaining what we are doing and I listed information about what topics or skills we were working on in each subject area. Parents got an interim or report card home every 4.5 weeks and we had 2 conferences...See More
Aug 27, 2017
~ Kobi Yamada
Aug 25, 2017
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men52
Thanks, Elaine! I rode the 34 miles this morning on a gorgeous sunny almost fall like morning. They had over 350 bikers from all over the Midwest. I pretty much rode alone at my pace. It was nice when people would occasionally pass me because then I would know when to turn. There were several killer hills so it was harder to ride then when we ride...See More
Elaine/ret/IN
Great job, men52. You finished it in fine style. 11 mph is an awe average. Especially with hills!!! You deserve the relaxation. Yay! What's next for you on outside rides?
I'm feeling a bit shabby--we rode 32 miles. But, we did it in TWO days! Ha!. And, the two trails we did were almost completely flat!
Keep stepping . . .
I'm feeling a bit shabby--we rode 32 miles. But, we did it in TWO days! Ha!. And, the two trails we did were almost completely flat!
Keep stepping . . .
Aug 26, 2017
~ Richard Bach
Aug 25, 2017
~ Hesiod
Aug 24, 2017
Elaine/ret/IN
Men, so happy to see your feet back on the pedals. What an amazing family. Your mom would be so proud that you got together to honor her life.
90 minutes of walking. I don't think all my steps registered because my phone was in my jacket pocket. Yes, I said jacket in August. Lunch at the favorite Mexican with the senior senior citizens in ...See More
90 minutes of walking. I don't think all my steps registered because my phone was in my jacket pocket. Yes, I said jacket in August. Lunch at the favorite Mexican with the senior senior citizens in ...See More
Aug 24, 2017
Aug 24, 2017
- Elementary student from Philippines.
Aug 24, 2017
~ Mason Cooley
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