Phase 1: Contacting people
My first step is research. I need to know what teachers need and want and what students need and want. I need to know more about the subjects taught as well. To begin, I emailed my third grade teacher,...
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Since I live in Idaho currently, I decided to research the Idaho Core Standards from the State Department of Education. For this project I decided to focus on 4th through 6th grade science curriculum....
View ArticlePhase 1: The Hot Topics & Planning
Here are the four topics I will be covering in the posters. These were taken from the Idaho Core Science Curriculum and voted on by YOU (in this post). Drum roll please? Just kidding. It really isn’t...
View ArticleAwkward Science Valentines
Enjoy these valentines. Send them to the grooviest kid in your physics class. Maybe it will spark some chemistry. Ha.
View ArticlePhase 1: Science Research
I did a LOT of research this past couple weeks on elementary school science topics. I learned a galaxy worth of stuff about space. I learned a tonne of stuff about physics. I learned an ecosystem of...
View ArticlePhase 2: Design Pre-Feedback
I quickly realized I was over my head. I had only created one infographic before. And it was pretty novice. I am not trained in the brilliant ways of graphic design masters. I have only taken one...
View ArticleMidterm Mentor Meeting
I met with Eric Lybbert, my mentor for this project, on February 21st. I showed him what I had completed thus far, which wasn’t a whole lot. This is the feedback he gave me: Finish it, obviously....
View ArticlePhase 2: Implementing Feedback
I implemented a lot of the feedback my mentor gave me, and here are the results as of March 3rd. Due to the lack of time (or lack of wise use of time) I have decided to not complete the Physics...
View ArticlePhase 3: Final Version of Infographics
DRUM ROLL PLEASE. (Insert cliche drum roll) The infographics are complete! You can click on the pictures to see them bigger. I decided to not print them and to keep them digital solely because of...
View Article5 Feelings Graduating College Seniors Inevitably Have
Originally posted on Molly Loves Makeup: 1. Senioritis. This isn’t your typical senioritis, oh no. This is the senioritis where you are almost angry at your professors for how many class periods are...
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