TUSTIN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT’s Post

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It makes me feel powerful. This week in TUSD, Estock Elementary takes red word mastery outside. From words painted across campus by AmeriCorps to the chance to chalk their own, students acquire red words at a remarkable rate, building their reading fluency. Get to it and then find them in right words. I can go to chapter books every time that I'm walking down the hallway. There's kids and you can see them following that line of reading the words as they go. We can practice when we go to lunch or or recess. Me ayuda a entender y a escribir. You get to me, I always practice at home. I practice at home all the time. Like your chalk everywhere. And they're working around and they'll see the worst other kids have written. Even then they're like very excited, like, oh, we know the words from a joy to see how the kids respond to it. They're moving up, they're moving to chapter books and they're excited about that. Through the visual imagery pathway, students at Beckman High School collaborate with peers, exploring new perspectives while strengthening their technical skills. My favorite part is definitely just getting to work with a bunch of other people. Being able to like do photographs that I wouldn't be able to do alone. Like I've learned that I really like doing like portrait photography as well as like self portraits. That's like really fun. This class will help me kind of just like interact with more people. It helps me work together, understand the perspective and like what other people want to see. For many industries that use photos to advertise, they're like on their goods, their abilities. And so just through photography, you can always find a job. We do a lot of like interesting projects if that's like using. Light room or Photoshop and different editing softwares that helps me expand my creativity and offer new perspectives. Students from legacies top ranked vex robotics team 393 V reflect on the problem solving skills and resiliency they have developed as they prepare for the next stage in competition. In robotics, you know things aren't always going to go your way. There always be some sort of issues and so it's really important that you learn to adapt to sort of. Use what you have to its best potential. And I think that's actually something you can apply in real life. You know, things aren't always probably going to be perfect for you. And so you really need to have that really important skill or resilience. You could problem solve and learn new things and you could like build your robot and you have your creativity to do like pretty much at whatever you want. Some really helps boost your creativity and like utilizing STEM can really make a positive impact and like how people are going about their daily lives because like there's like numerous problems in the world. That we can fix through like researching about science and stuff. Let's see. Plus.