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Thursday, April 03, 2008

 

Rural Reminder

If you missed the Appalachia Regional Comprehensive Center's webcast 10 Million Children: Teaching and Learning in Rural Schools, you can find it archived online at http://www.edvantia.org/publications/arccwebcast/march08/

The webcast features rural education royalty talking about some key rural issues:

The webcast also includes two brief films featuring rural schools and districts doing neat stuff. For instance, Cannon County High School staff discuss their approach to place-based education, in which curriculum is aligned to both standards and community needs (check out their greenhouse project and their biofuel effort)!

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