Sentences with phrase «sharing photos of their students»

In addition to an interview with founder Gracie Cavnar, we'll share photos of students working in the garden, cooking, and an interview with Houston's own Chef Randy Evans of Haven, who has been with Recipe for Success since the beginning.

The Sun Ready Photo Challenge, run by Boots, is encouraging schools to share photos of their students wearing sunglasses, summer hats or doused in sun cream to win the prize money, with four runners up receiving # 500 and a set of school bibs for sports day.

Here's a couple examples of what other teachers have done when sharing photos of their students artwork (example 1, example 2, example 3, example 4).

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Instead of sharing her photography skills with any kind of student, Gregory and Flanagan steered another client toward a niche market she had a passion for - new or expectant parents who wanted to take brilliant photos of their children.

Facebook, which started out as a purely visual platform for sharing photos of college students, was hardly a powerhouse.

The point of the app is for college students to share photos that fit the theme of the day on the app, such as «Tailgate Saturday.»

ESPN's Darren Rovell shared a photo of Jim Harbaugh and his beetle during his Michigan quarterback and student days.

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Students» photos of grotesque mystery meats and mush served up as school lunches are making waves on Twitter thanks to their shared hashtag: #ThanksMichelleObama.

If you aren't taking and sharing photos of the food you serve students, Hayes says you are missing out on an opportunity to tell your own school nutrition story.

Some of you may remember my 2011 Lunch Tray post («Social Media and Social Stigma on the Lunch Line «-RRB- in which I reported that students in HISD were taking cell phone pictures of kids standing in the federally reimbursed school meal line, then sharing these photos on social media with disparaging comments.

A 3 am finish in a student nightclub, hundreds of photos with hundreds of drunken undergraduates, and now a film crew to share your breakfast with: it's just another 24 hours in the baffling and yet rather brilliant life of Deidre Kelly, the latest in a long line of reality television stars who find their lives turned upside down.

He asked a few international student organizations on campus if he could interview and take photos of immigrants willing to share their personal stories with him.

Photo sharing a Spanish word of the day via Instagram has become an activity that my students truly enjoy.

Create a discussion around a topic that allows students to share their ideas; have them create videos, upload photos, and become part of the fabric of your course.

Moran recently noticed that a parent had shared on Facebook a photo of Albemarle students who won an international robotics championship, and she jumped right in and commented, «I'm so proud that we have robotics teams in all of our high schools, and even our middle schools and elementary schools do a lot with robotics.»

To prepare for their arrival, though, he's set up a few elements, such as a floating theater with a screen where students can share videos they've made, and a space where participants can post photos such as shots of favorite places in their hometowns.

Artifact Sharing: Just as you might bring in some of your favorite childhood and teen books, invite students to bring in artifacts from their lives — photos, books, and awards — and share one - on - one, in small groups, or with the whole group.

Through various photo projects, students can achieve these general objectives: • participate in listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities related to the photo project; • develop appreciation of photography; • interact with other students, parents, and teachers to accomplish and share the photo project; • demonstrate increased oral and written language production; and • work cooperatively throughout the process.

Discuss with your IT manager the best way to make and have access to a shared drive or folder for students to store all the source files needed for the project, including text documents, digital photos, scans of student drawings, and other graphics, animated GIFs, video clips, and sounds files.

About 80 percent of students who share photos online restrict access to those photos at least some of the time.

I put together this collection of photos during a visit to Nottingham University and shared them with my students as part of a talk about going to university.

While the study explores middle, high school, and college students, two of the exercises lend themselves nicely for assessing critical thinking skills in upper elementary instruction: an analysis of a home page where students identify advertisements on a news website and an evaluation of a photograph published on a photo sharing website.

Another popular feature that Royal Wootton Bassett Academy decided to include on the school website is the gallery section where photos of school events can be shared, for instance, a recent school sports day, enabling visitors to catch a glimpse of the numerous activities that the students participate in.

Some suggestions for their application: a class page where students are encouraged to share their observations; a running update of trees discovered and where; or a photo mural or montage of all the trees involved in your study.

We'll have a range of activities, from students making photo prompts for others to trying Padlet for riffing on poems (see teacher Scott Glass» Public Exploration of «Mindful» by Mary Oliver), from sharing fanfiction to remixing with Mozilla's Thimble (see Postcard for a Friend: A 25 - Word Story).

A second exercise from the Stanford study involved students evaluating the credibility of a photograph from Imgur, a photo sharing website.

With Edusight, teachers can tag evidence of learning — grades, notes, and photos — to standards for each student, and share progress with students and parents.

Then in groups with a shared iPad, they inserted a photo of each students» illustration on a separate page in Book Creator, adding their name.

This student run exhibition invites all other Site and Intervention students to share their site - specific works by means of photo documentation, performance, and installation.

Every year, CanWEA runs an annual contest that invites students and members of the general public to share their vision of how wind energy can contribute to Canada's future by submitting a photo or visual image that illustrates, expresses, or generally conveys this vision.

San Francisco - based startup Pathbrite, however, aims to change that with a digital portfolio platform that lets students and professionals collect, track and share a range of content showcasing their accomplishments — from videos and photos to transcripts and recommendations.

Sarah Chadwick and Jaclyn Corin, who helped organize and spoke at the March for Our Lives event in Washington D.C. on Sunday, shared on Twitter numerous photos of themselves posing with UNC students on Thursday.

Melisssa Dibble shared a photo of Alyssa Alhadeff, a student at the high school.

He published a photo of Meadow Pollack, a student at the school, and asked everyone to share it on social media.