An eagle isn't taught to fly by watching the mother's wings as she hovers over the nest. An eagle learns to fly by being pushed from the nest, being caught and pushed again until the eagle learns to fly.
At CCJHS, we want to push students to the edge of learning. We want our students to fall over the edge until they are able to fly on their own...creating their own personalized path of learning based on their own data knowledge. #CCJHSEaglePride means a student owning their own learning.
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Mystery Walker
Each time we walk in the hall, we have a mystery walker. Who does the mystery walker represent when he or she walks down the hall? Does he or she represent just himself or herself? OR Does he or she represent our class? What do you think?
Each time we walk in the hall, we have a mystery walker. Who does the mystery walker represent when he or she walks down the hall? Does he or she represent just himself or herself? OR Does he or she represent our class? What do you think?
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ReplyDeletewho is it going to be? cecily
ReplyDeleteThank you for always remembering to get one for me!
Deletewe had fun today. haydn and Lillie kate
ReplyDeleteI am so glad. I was wondering what the two of you were typing! Now I know!
DeleteI think the mystery walker represents the hole class. Hunter M
ReplyDeleteYou are correct. The mystery walker does represent the whole class.
DeleteI saw 3 mystery and they were 2 mystery walkers were absent. Elisha
ReplyDeleteI think they represent the class and role model
ReplyDeleteExcellent comment. I agree. The Mystery Walker represent the entire class!
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