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Changing..., Learning...,Decomposing..., and Doodling....

Submitted by Mattie Davis on Thu, 07/29/2010 - 10:55pm.

Today four conductors/explorers accompanied our group on four separate scientific journeys.  Susan's was "Changing the Story", Jessica's was "Learning from Babies", Jack's was "Moisture and Decomposition", and Kate's was "Doodling and Daydreaming."  Common threads ran through each lesson:  1) All participants were actively engaged ;   2) Each lesson was interesting/thought provoking;  3)participants were encouraged to share  stories and  observations;  4)  There were no preset 'right  answers' ;  5)  No one arrived at a "one right answer";  and 6) at the end of each presentation, there remained the potential to extend each  lesson,  increase observations through the  process  of looping.   None of the stories were finite.   BRAVO!!!  to each conductor.

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