Why Not Use It: The Three Stage Project!
Mr. Wronko's students recently worked on a three stage project. This project allowed the students to use their critical thinking skills and to be creative.
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News, articles, and features from Project Ghana by history teacher David Wronko.
Mr. Wronko's students recently worked on a three stage project. This project allowed the students to use their critical thinking skills and to be creative.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School student, Amira Gates, was recognized by the Asbury Park-Wall Elks #128 Lodge for her essay on why we should vote.
On January 13, 2017, during their regular Friday afternoon session with the students of Ghana, Mr. Mason presented information about Planet Nine.
With the students in Ghana, social studies teacher Mr. Jason Hague along with his student Daniele Delgado gave a special presentation on the War of 1812.
During a recent session, Mr. Wronko showed the students in Ghana some excerpts from Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech.
During an afternoon session with the students in Ghana, sixth grade science teacher Mr. Mason had his students, Yader Mendez - Zeledon and Kavon Petersen
State senator from NJ, Jennifer Beck, made a visit to the students of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School to attend a session of Ghana.
Just recently, there were two Ghana sessions for Veterans of Foreign Wars, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon
Founder and CEO/Editor-in-Chief of Unheard Voices Magazine went to Asbury Park Middle School to speak to students in Ghana, Africa.
Spanish Heritage Month just pasted and I personally want to thank all these students for doing such a wonderful job with the door contest.