Joy Taylor Visits Costa Rica
Monday, June 29th, 2009Ashland Times-Gazette
Two weeks ago, Joy Taylor, Loudonville High School math teacher, left her home in Wooster to spend a few weeks in Costa Rica on an educational mission.
Ashland Times-Gazette
Two weeks ago, Joy Taylor, Loudonville High School math teacher, left her home in Wooster to spend a few weeks in Costa Rica on an educational mission.
This fall, students will have their work cut out for them if they want to top the “What I did during my summer vacation” stories of some Warren County teachers.
Project Dragonfly and Earth Expeditions are linking real-life science into the classroom. A veteran of Miami University’s Gloabal Conservation Collaborative and education program with teh Cincinnati Zoo, Joyce Cook traveled to Beliese last year. This summer as part of the first Project Dragonfly Global Field Program…
Two Brunwick City Schools educators have been selected to join the inaugural year of teh Global Master’s degree at Miami University that includes travel this summer to study wild cats and horses in Mongolia. In June, Veronica Balogh, a seventh-grade science and social studies teacher at Visintainer Middle School will study in Mongolia. Later in the summer, Edwards Middle School teacher Trista Smith will travel to Costa Rica to study neotropical systems…
A Unito High School science teacher has left for another oversees research trip. Jennifer Circle-Potter has been selected as a 2009 Earth Expeditions participant and will be studying species reintroduction and ecosystem restortion on the Caribbean island of Trinidad…
Nancy Hummel, of Jamesville, is off collecting another exotic stamp on her passport. She’s in Mongolia, and not even in a Mongolian city.
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