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Guest post by Bureau Chief of Family and Community Outreach Joe Davis I recently had a chance to hear from two accomplished individuals – one a professional, one a student – who each shared with us their stories of motivation. … Continue reading
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Tagged careers, college, creativity, education, florida, gerard robinson, math, school, science, students, teachers, technology, university
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Panhandle School Visits
Last week, I had the opportunity to visit Warrington Middle School in Escambia County. I enjoyed meeting Superintendent Malcolm Thomas, students, teachers, school board members, PTA members and administrators. Warrington is one of the state’s Intervene schools, and during … Continue reading
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Tagged classes, creativity, education, florida, gerard robinson, intervene, math, reform, school, science, students, teachers, technology
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Back-to-school visits
Today I continued my “Look, Listen and Learn” tour by visiting Madison County Central School and South Hamilton Elementary School. I was able to tour about a dozen classrooms, saw students reading and learning about science – the teachers did … Continue reading
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Tagged classes, education, florida, intervene, reading, school, science, students, teachers, technology
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“I hate science!” is no longer heard
Guest post by DOE Science Program Specialist Latasha Fisher “To be, or not to be.” An often used quote in literary times, but begs the true question – what do you want to be when you grow up? In Florida, … Continue reading
