Nearly all students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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Help bring my students together to create a classroom community where everyone can learn. We need a space that is inviting and will bring the kids together for team building activities, class meetings, lessons, and more!
A rug with a spot for each child and an easel for charting and organizing ideas will help my students take an active role in their learning. My style of teaching is very community-based and relies on students actively participating in their education. I want them to understand that they can add a lot to a lesson just by making their voice heard.
My students have been through a lot over the past three months. Substitute teachers have quit on them, told them how terrible they are, and made them feel like they are not worth the effort. They are very guarded and need to learn how to be a part of a community where they can depend on one another and their teacher. Please let me show these kids that they matter. They are worth it. They will learn. I have faith in them and I want them to see it.
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Help bring my students together to create a classroom community where everyone can learn. We need a space that is inviting and will bring the kids together for team building activities, class meetings, lessons, and more!
A rug with a spot for each child and an easel for charting and organizing ideas will help my students take an active role in their learning. My style of teaching is very community-based and relies on students actively participating in their education. I want them to understand that they can add a lot to a lesson just by making their voice heard.
My students have been through a lot over the past three months. Substitute teachers have quit on them, told them how terrible they are, and made them feel like they are not worth the effort. They are very guarded and need to learn how to be a part of a community where they can depend on one another and their teacher. Please let me show these kids that they matter. They are worth it. They will learn. I have faith in them and I want them to see it.