by Daisy Hammond | Dec 31, 2017 | Articles
Having fifth graders dramatize a classic story with STEAM is a creative way to encourage them to embrace literature, creative arts, and STEM applications. At Oak Hill middle school, students read and dramatized Ray Bradbury’s classic story There Will Come Soft... by Daisy Hammond | Dec 18, 2017 | Articles
An autistic teen helps others advocate for themselves through a tool he has developed to help others who struggle with speaking in public or in a crisis situation. 18 year old Brandon Mitchell is a senior at Columbus North High School who was diagnosed with autism at... by Daisy Hammond | Dec 12, 2017 | Articles
Can eating lunch after recess affect test scores? A recent study by Ector County Independent School District Director of School Nutrition Katy Taylor shows that there is a positive association between better academic performance and recess before lunch. “While the... by Daisy Hammond | Dec 3, 2017 | Articles
Eighth graders are looking for new methods of time management for middle school students, aiming at real change which will carry forward into their adult lives. Lawn School teacher Maureen McGuirl found that the middle school students in her social studies classes... by Daisy Hammond | Dec 1, 2017 | Articles
A new generation of EMTs get their education in an ambulance, thanks to a donation of a decommissioned ambulance from a local county commission. The Bannock County Commission had the option of repurposing and selling the 21 year old ambulance, but decided to donate it...
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