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This site is for Mrs. Stangherlin's classes at Salisbury High School.
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
The Pennsylvania Governor’s Schools of Excellence
Eight schools of excellence, 100 students maximum in each school. For five weeks during the summer, 800 students get to study in a field of their choice--just for the sheer love of learning. Ask any student who has attended, and they will tell you the experience is life-long 21st century learning at its very best. Why? Guess you need to watch Colin’s video to see students as creators of content, fully engaged and liking the process. Click here to download the video, hosted by Curriki, a Global Education and Learning Community. When I figure out how to compress a video file (guess I’ll ask my Twitter following), you can watch him on TeacherTube. Coming soon.
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