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Missouri First Lady Teresa Parson paid a visit to Chesterfield last week to celebrate the school earning Missouri Gold Star and National Blue Ribbon status, presenting proclamations on behalf of Governor Mike Parson! #WeAreRockwood Learn more: rsdmo.org/news/article/~…
Chesterfield honored former student Kate Johnson at a school assembly last week. Kate was diagnosed with sarcoma, and Chesterfield raised $2,200 in her name, for St. Louis Children's Hospital and her Kate's Krew foundation. #WeAreRockwood Learn more: rsdmo.org/news/article/~…
Sure, teachers have been assigning projects to students for years. But Project Based Learning is something completely different. Learn more here!👇 bit.ly/2Jf284u
Book clubs are my favorite. I love to hear my students have authentic conversations about books. I gave Ss freedom to create any chart to show their thinking as they read & they came up with the best ideas:a t-chart comparing book to real life, character chart, etc.
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Because in some ways, we’ve replaced teaching with this routine of assigning tasks, grading tasks and handing back tasks. This is what teaching has become. It’s time to change this, and embrace what teaching really is: helping the humans in our care flourish.
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Kindness Club at Eureka Elementary and Super Smokers raised money to provide dinner for our local heroes!! The kiddos had a blast serving them today! We had such a great turn out❤️ @MrsKuelker @MrsKealen @EurekaElem @EurekaElemAP
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