Good Morning - Week "B"
Brunson is not a polling site today so business as usual for Mobile #40 and the rest of the school.
The String ensemble of the W-S Symphony will perform for our 4th and 5th grade students at 9 am today.
STEM team meets after-school today.
I was honored to attend the WSFCS TEACHER OF THE YEAR reception at Old Salem yesterday with Jessie Parrish. Begin to think about our selection for 2016 as we will dicuss the process at our November 18th staff meeting.
Subs:
Robin for Charity
Paige Sipe for Darcy Steele pm only
EL Education is built on ten design principles that reflect the educational values and beliefs of Outward Bound. These principles also reflect the design's connection to other related thinking about teaching, learning, and the culture of schools. We will spotlight one principle each day as we head toward our November 18th staff meeting.
1. The Primacy of Self-Discovery
Learning happens best with emotion, challenge and the requisite support. People discover their abilities, values, passions, and responsibilities in situations that offer adventure and the unexpected. In EL Education schools, students undertake tasks that require perseverance, fitness, craftsmanship, imagination, self-discipline, and significant achievement. A teacher's primary task is to help students overcome their fears and discover they can do more than they think they can.
Brunson is not a polling site today so business as usual for Mobile #40 and the rest of the school.
The String ensemble of the W-S Symphony will perform for our 4th and 5th grade students at 9 am today.
STEM team meets after-school today.
I was honored to attend the WSFCS TEACHER OF THE YEAR reception at Old Salem yesterday with Jessie Parrish. Begin to think about our selection for 2016 as we will dicuss the process at our November 18th staff meeting.
Subs:
Robin for Charity
Paige Sipe for Darcy Steele pm only
EL Education is built on ten design principles that reflect the educational values and beliefs of Outward Bound. These principles also reflect the design's connection to other related thinking about teaching, learning, and the culture of schools. We will spotlight one principle each day as we head toward our November 18th staff meeting.
1. The Primacy of Self-Discovery
Learning happens best with emotion, challenge and the requisite support. People discover their abilities, values, passions, and responsibilities in situations that offer adventure and the unexpected. In EL Education schools, students undertake tasks that require perseverance, fitness, craftsmanship, imagination, self-discipline, and significant achievement. A teacher's primary task is to help students overcome their fears and discover they can do more than they think they can.
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