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For many years I have used this website to provide information and to post work. Starting this year we have been required to post all work on the Schoology platform that you have access to. While this site still has a lot of important resources, please look for your daily work on Schoology.
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This year has been like no other year in my 27 years of teaching. One we will not forget for so many reasons. But before you head off to summer break it might be nice to get together on a non-required, relaxed, Zoom meeting to say goodbye to each other. The following list are times that I will be hosting Zoom meetings for each class from this year. You can choose not to attend any of these, or come to your class, or drop in to the other class meetings. Think of this like lunch, or break time, in my room! Tuesday, JUNE 2ND at 10am, Period 3: https://guhsd.zoom.us/j/95999052474
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EARTH DAY is TODAY the 22nd of April !!! The same day as when your science work comes out!!!! While I have spent the last 20+ years going to Balboa Park on the weekend and meeting up with students, it obviously won't be happening this year. Instead, IF YOU WANT SOME EXTRA BONUS KARMA, make a video that is 30 second or less on what you love about "Mother Nature" and how much you miss it. You can do it as a skit. You can include family members. You can make it into a funny commercial. Be creative. Send as an attachment on an email.
Thanks for dropping in this morning, but remember, come back on Wednesday. Wednesday is the official day for science work. Wednesday is a good day for science because, well, ...it's Wednesday! By the way, if you missed it, Wednesday will be the day to come back and visit this website. Wednesday.....Wednesday ......Wednesday .......WEDNESDAY!
Something to consider, ladies...
Young Women In Bio (YWIB) is pleased to announce the launch of its YWIB Ambassador Program, a new initiative for high school girls who are interested in championing and
supporting YWIB’s efforts to create educational and leadership opportunities in STEM for young girls, both locally and nationally. YWIB invites high school girls in San Diego County to apply to become a YWIB Ambassador at the San Diego YWIB chapter (1 of 13 across the country). A YWIB Ambassador is a female student leader with a passion for STEM who demonstrates leadership among her peers by promoting STEM within her school, local community, and online. For more information, see the program details below, the Ambassador Program website, and the attached flyers.
Program Application Details
Where: Apply online here! Applications will be available starting May 1st, 2020
When: Applications open May 1st and are due by June 15th
Who: Young women high school students with a passion for STEM (see more details below)
Cost: Free
About YWIB
YWIB gives girls today the inspiration and support they need to become tomorrow’s leaders in STEM. Through 13 chapters across the U.S. and Canada, YWIB partners with leading companies, universities, hospitals, and other organizations to host engaging, educational, and motivational programs for young girls interested in STEM, provide hands-on experience, and share our passion for all scientific fields. YWIB is part of Women In Bio (WIB), a nonprofit volunteer organization that promotes diversity and inclusion for women in the life sciences and beyond.
https://www.womeninbio.org/page/YWIBAmbassadors
Young Women In Bio (YWIB) is pleased to announce the launch of its YWIB Ambassador Program, a new initiative for high school girls who are interested in championing and
supporting YWIB’s efforts to create educational and leadership opportunities in STEM for young girls, both locally and nationally. YWIB invites high school girls in San Diego County to apply to become a YWIB Ambassador at the San Diego YWIB chapter (1 of 13 across the country). A YWIB Ambassador is a female student leader with a passion for STEM who demonstrates leadership among her peers by promoting STEM within her school, local community, and online. For more information, see the program details below, the Ambassador Program website, and the attached flyers.
Program Application Details
Where: Apply online here! Applications will be available starting May 1st, 2020
When: Applications open May 1st and are due by June 15th
Who: Young women high school students with a passion for STEM (see more details below)
Cost: Free
About YWIB
YWIB gives girls today the inspiration and support they need to become tomorrow’s leaders in STEM. Through 13 chapters across the U.S. and Canada, YWIB partners with leading companies, universities, hospitals, and other organizations to host engaging, educational, and motivational programs for young girls interested in STEM, provide hands-on experience, and share our passion for all scientific fields. YWIB is part of Women In Bio (WIB), a nonprofit volunteer organization that promotes diversity and inclusion for women in the life sciences and beyond.
https://www.womeninbio.org/page/YWIBAmbassadors