In almost every class, students would cheer and dance that there is a substitute. Something in their mind flips a switch and they go wildfire, by being troublesome . The students become loud and gain energy from who knows where. Running around and yelling while the substitute tries to grasp the situation. Finally, substitute gainsContinue reading “No real authority”
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Take stress down a notch
School can be very stressful along with after school, activities, and maybe even jobs. It’s hard to even get six hours of sleep when students get home at ten and still have homework that’s due the next day. Scientists have been researching ways to easily calm your mind and ease up some stress. Along withContinue reading “Take stress down a notch”
Be yourself, as when I was Four
I advise everyone to be themselves. When I try to be someone else I don’t feel like myself and not as special. When I met my bestfriend I was four and we are still best friends today. She is always by my side and always there for me. When I ran away with my sisterContinue reading “Be yourself, as when I was Four”
Feature Story Reflection
What was good, enjoyable, and a struggle? It was easy to get going once I knew what I wanted to write and had all the interviews. But it took longer to get all interview done as the students where busy and had to wait to interview them. Then after the interview I had to transcribeContinue reading “Feature Story Reflection”
From Science to Chinese
Ted Waterson’s classroom usually filled with students learning science, turned into a classroom used to learn Chinese by students and a teacher, with two Chinese students who teach them. “I was surprised that our school doesn’t offer Chinese classes and these Chinese students approached me were looking for someone to sponsor the club. And soContinue reading “From Science to Chinese”
Concert Band Room
A grand room often filled with music. The right wall filled with three big curtains and a big speaker in the top left, making sure the tempo from the metronome can be heard by the students over the loud music. The back of the class filled by a 2 by 15 wall of square paddingContinue reading “Concert Band Room”
Teachers Excitingly Coming to Ladue
At Ladue Horton Watkins High School, there are many new teachers during this year 2019-2020, the transition of becoming a new teacher. “It but feels like an old dog trying to learn new tricks and does not have enough time to play with it, all the tech it’s been a challenge,” said Steve Boyd. AlthoughContinue reading “Teachers Excitingly Coming to Ladue”
College4U by an Inspiring Teen
The 16 year old sophomore Louis Jackson created a phone app that can help choice and narrow down college options based off students preferences. Louis Jackson had grown up in La and moved to St.Louis last year in 2018. His dad had gotten and new job in St.Louis and had to pack up their livesContinue reading “College4U by an Inspiring Teen”
Teacher Loves Journalism
The journalism teacher Sarah Kirksey, who’s been at Ladue for four years, and has been teaching for 6 years overall, starting at orchard farm high school. She grew up with three older brothers, in Saint Charles Missouri. Ever since she was a child she knew she wanted to be a teacher, the idea of schoolContinue reading “Teacher Loves Journalism”
Lede Writing 8/28
What’s a Lede Lede (sometimes spelled lead) The opening sentence or short paragraph of a news article, summarizing the most important aspects of the story. Under 30 words typically for news stories(5Ws and H) How to write a news lede who: 12-year-old May Flower What: Missing Where: Korea When: June 23 Why: Traveling by bikeContinue reading “Lede Writing 8/28”
