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Photo of the Day | September 2025
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Wait you teach biology? I learnt how to use microscopes before.
But my freshman year science class I didn’t get to do this part of the labs as Covid hit and shuttered classrooms. So we did labs online thru simulations and games on websites when it was distance learning
Yes; and more!
I work with kiddos in a Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF). It's a revolving door, and Therapy is #1
Currently, I have 5 Bio, ten EnvSci, twelve Chemistry, one Earth Science, and (as of Tuesday) one Physics student. In the same classroom; at the same time! We have four Periods, and the mix fluxes all the time.
It's a dynamic, organic scenario, and I am doing my best to keep them all engaged
For myself, I am now learning the Science of Pedagogy, and the strategies I will need to bring to the table(s) as I guide my kiddos through the process of hands-on learning.
The challenge for me is to keep them all actively engaged.
Anything I can do to help instruct, learn and foster a sense of wonder...
Were it to me that I may be so bold, may I correct you?
I appreciate your colloquialism, yet the correct formulation is:
'"I have learned" how to'
turnpike colors
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I think it's beautiful. Much better use of earth's finite resources than in rich countries. I wonder when it had its last MOT/vehicle safety inspection.
Another shot from my stop at the Captiva Cemetery. Captiva Island, FL.
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Different View of Star Creek Falls.
Wow so you actually teach moderate to severe disabilities students. That’s a lot of fun and different science topics to keep track of! I am an engineering major so I take more physics classes than biology and chemistry. I did also do natural science in my senior year of high school where it’s all about Earth science, some physics and some chemistry. That can be substituted instead of taking an advanced science course like AP physics, chemistry or biology in the senior year.Yes; and more!
I work with kiddos in a Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF). It's a revolving door, and Therapy is #1
Currently, I have 5 Bio, ten EnvSci, twelve Chemistry, one Earth Science, and (as of Tuesday) one Physics student. In the same classroom; at the same time! We have four Periods, and the mix fluxes all the time.
It's a dynamic, organic scenario, and I am doing my best to keep them all engaged
For myself, I am now learning the Science of Pedagogy, and the strategies I will need to bring to the table(s) as I guide my kiddos through the process of hands-on learning.
The challenge for me is to keep them all actively engaged.
Anything I can do to help instruct, learn and foster a sense of wonder...
Noted.Were it to me that I may be so bold, may I correct you?
I appreciate your colloquialism, yet the correct formulation is:
'"I have learned" how to'
Btw today’s photo of the day here!
This is how we used to do personal computing - Commodore 64, c 1984
Autumn mists on the way…
Bath, Somerset
Olympus E-M10 II
Super Ozeck II MC 135mm f/2.8
Bath, Somerset
Olympus E-M10 II
Super Ozeck II MC 135mm f/2.8
