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Transcript: Step 1 Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 2006&2007-Have assisted many school with NTHS Replication Project. The Road Ahead Step 4 How better to experience an event than by listening to the narratives of those who live through it, especially the voices of children. -Solomon and Schrum 2007 Digital storytelling (Flickr) Digital diplomacy Step 3 Step 5 Writing process (blogs) Collaborative writing (wikis) classroom applications: using the tools for learning. Student feedback (podcasting) classroom applications: teaching content One thing is certain: we are at the very beginning of this evolution and many of you reading this book will be creating new ideas and projects that others will want to hear about. Solomon and Schrum 2007 Good Guys Win The most important aspect of the New Tech High model is that it was developed as part of a overall education reform effort and to implement a 21st century learning enviroment. Step 2 Step 6 Professional development Training Training Training Training Training Training New tools in Schools Encouraging participation Web 2.0 Threading a conversation Clear Blue Sky New Tech High School Model "Social Software" Indepth project and problem-based learning Involves teamworks TECHNOLOGY EVERYWHERE! A phrase attributed to Clay Shirky "2003" Critical thinking Communication skills System contains curriculum, assessment rubrics, living grade books

Curtis Clear Sky

Transcript: Indigenous Connection to Food Food is a Spiritual Experience How did I get into food growing? Indigenous Nations of Turtle Island Curtis Clear Sky Niitstitapii & Anishinaabe 0.02% 0.02% https://www.inspiringyoungminds.ca/turtle-island-poster.html First Nations Reserve Lands How did we disengage with food? Turtle Island Map of Canada

Clear Sky Elemenry

Transcript: In second grade I also can't really remember what I learned. I remember that my teacher was Mrs. Renegers. I got in to a lot of fights with my friends and was upset most of the time, so second grade was not my favorite grade but, I still had fun. first grade In first grade my teacher was Mrs. Sweeney. I don't really remember what I learned, I think I might of learned how to wright or something like that. I do remember how many mistakes I made on my first day of school though, like trying to clean my lunch tray by my self and a lot more things too. I liked first grade very much. My Experience Clear Sky Elementary Second grade

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Transcript: The continuous Miner One of the biggest advancements in coal industries Made it a 7 man job instead of a 25 man job Replaced 3 different machines Cutting of the coal Shaking the coal out Conveying it out of the mines This machine would grind coal and put it in a cart One man got 15 tons of coal a day The machine got 10 tons of coal in 1-2 minutes This machine also stirred up a lot of dust Thus giving lots of miners Black Lung disease Coal was distributed evenly throughout the earth Earth now played an important part in human life Britain was the first to take advantage of the amount of coal Most of it was on the surface The surface coal was used up very quickly Started in the 17th century Replaced homes, schools, and workshops Coal changed Britain forever Now people were forced to go under the earth You hacked at the wall by hand Then you had to reach in for it Some people hired kids to reach the coal Miners had to pay the children expos sucks Coal Mining: Dangers Advancements in Coal Industry Many deaths happened in coal mines. Collapse Can break neck, even if you're wearing a helmet Miners would listen to see if it was safe to get out of the mine Explosions Not many survivors Miners were treated like captives Miners were cheated Miners were made to pay for the most minor mistakes A song about mistreatment Miners pay was docked Miners tools would sometimes be taken away Industrial Feudalism Fire: How Earth Made us Industrial Feudalism: Coal Miners worked on land owned by Mining Companies Coal Miners only source of food was a Company-owned store Companies earned profit by giving miners script Script could only be spent at the Company store All miners were in debt to the Company, resulting from poor pay and overpriced products Expos Sucks COAL MINING West Virginia Coal Mining West Virginia Coal Mining Facts: 3rd largest producer of coal in the USA Highest Mine Death Rate in the Nation from 1890-1912 History: Miners were denied their proper pay Known as Cribbing Workers were paid based on tons of coal mined. Many violent strikes occurred Between workers and government Coal Mines: Working conditions

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Transcript: -Mining started in the 18th century and many miners were always in risk of: slag falls, explosions, fires, gases, cave-ins or being crippled for life either from broken bones. -One of the worst things miners got was the "black lung" disease -Coal started with a boom in West Virginia but soon started to die off when they used up all they coal . The Development of the UMWA -The UMWA was founded in 1890. -Was made for the miners of America and they believed in rights for everyone. -They created a constitution for miner's rights. -The UMWA was one of the leaders in Health and Safety. -Because of the lung diseases caught by workers from the black dust in the mine the became experts in the field of lung diseases. Mining Technology -In 1950 they used the Room-and-pillar tactic -In around 1950 they started using electric machines to dig the seems miners used in this tactic -Electric machines are still used in this tactic today Thanks for Listening -People undercut, drill, and place explosives and detonate them to obtain the coal. -Most workers risk getting injured in these explosions but they are figuring out how to make mining safer. Early Mining in West Virginia October Sky Background By: B. Ryder Griffith

Who are Clear Sky?

Transcript: Causes behind the Chaos? Understanding behaviour Social Care Children at risk; in need; vulnerable Education Children with emotional and behavioural difficulties; Special Educational Needs Health Children with mental illnesses, mental health difficlties, psychiatric disorders Who are Clear Sky? Content Clear Sky School Mental Health Toolkit Physical Signs Complaints of ‘not feeling well’ with no medical cause Development of stress related symptoms such as recurrent headaches, stomach aches etc Mental health issues in young people Who are Clear Sky? Definitions What is normal? Attachment in the classroom Risk and Resilience Resilience Risk Factors What is normal? School Related Difficulties Academic delay Lack of motivation Problems with concentration, attention and organization Excessive anxiety about school performance / unwilling to ‘give things a go’ Truancy / refusal / avoidance Transition and adjustment difficulties Emotional Signs Unreasonable or extreme fears Anxiety, worry, tension Low mood Lack of self confidence An understanding of risk and resilience can help us identify those pupils who are vulnerable to mental health problems and develop practical strategies to support them. Social Signs Friendship issues Problems relating to adults in terms of authority / trust etc Excessive conflict with peers, family and others Family stress Behavioural Signs Marked change in usual behaviours Defiance Risk taking / reckless Isolated/withdrawn Running away Change in eating, sleeping, bowel, bladder control Fear of failure, bullying, pressure to be thin and depression are some of the issues experienced by young people. More than half of 11- to 14-year-olds said they had seen online pornography, with four out of 10 of those saying it had affected their relationships with others of their age. YoungMinds 2014 Parent with mental health problems The death of someone close to them Parents who are separated Experience of being bullied Long-term physical illness Experience of physical or sexual abused Poverty Young Carer Long-standing educational difficulties. Mental health definitions As in Facilitator Guide for Drawing Out Feelings by Marge Heegaard, 1992 Behaviours that might indicate a child is having mental health difficulties Different labels same children Secondary Schools Mental Health An umbrella term embracing concepts of mental well-being, mental health problems, mental disorder and mental illness. Mental well-being The positive capabilities and qualities that enable young people to deal with the ups and downs of life. Mental health problems Broad range of emotional and behavioural difficulties that may cause concern to parents/carers and/or distress to the young person. Can be short or long term and will disrupt the young person's life even though they may not have a diagnosable as a mental disorder. One in 10 children and young people aged 5 - 16 suffer from a diagnosable mental health disorder - that is around three children in every class. The ability to overcome and ‘bounce back’ from change or from difficult life events.

Clear Sky Memories

Transcript: Fourth Grade My Clear Sky Memories I came to Clear Sky in second grade, My teacher was Mrs.Brown. Mrs.Brown was so kind and funny she taught me many things. Soon after Mrs.Brown moved and had to leave us, We got a new teacher named Mrs.Garcia, she was also very kind. Second grade was great I made tons of new friends that I'm still friends with today, and learned lots of new things including english. Third Grade Second Grade In fourth grade I had Mrs. Andregg. She was great, she had to leave us for half of the year so we had Mrs.Rumph In third grade I had Mrs.Jones. Mrs.Jones is one of my favorite teachers. She was so kind and had a great personality. I remember that we had chalk tables which I loved learning with. One of the highlits of third grade was going to Cave of the Winds, this field trip was awesome we got to go threw cool caves and see bats!!! By third grade I was a Pro at english and was learning how to multiply.

My Clear Sky Journey

Transcript: Camila Rodriguez Edition 3rd grade 2nd grade I came to Clear Sky in 2nd grade after moving from Saudi Arabia. I made new friends and learned better English. My teacher was Mrs.Brown, who moved away and another teacher, Ms.Garcia, took her place. 5th Grade History waiting to be written... In third grade, my teacher was Mrs. Schneider. At this point, I was speaking English pretty well and I was doing really well in core subjects like math, reading, and writing. I made new friends and grew a love for science. In 4th grade, I had Mrs.Schneider again. At that point, I was speaking English fluently understanding it well. I got a chance to be in the spelling bee, but misspelled the word "swagger". I made so many new friends and learned a lot of new things. Middle School!!! 4th grade Even though I'm not completely done with 6th grade, I still want to talk about my favorite experiences. In the beginning of the year, I was so psyched to finally be in 6th grade and have Mrs.Zukowski as my teacher. I made so many new friends and started mixing them up in different classes. I moved to the highest math class, and got to go to Outdoor Ed where some of the best memories and times in my entire LIFE happened. I feel like I've improved so much and I feel very accomplished. Last year, I had Mrs.Klein as a teacher. Mrs .Klein gave me one of the best elementary experiences that I had ever had. She always believed in me and always supported me to be myself and spark the creativity inside me. One of my favorite parts of 5th grade was AmeriTown. I got to learn how it feels to be like an adult and be responsible. 6th Grade The Elementary School Tree 7th Grade My Clear Sky Journey

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