posted by Joe Polk at 9:13 PM /
Drew Haberberger, a physics and chemistry teacher at Mt. Lebanon High School, envisions a lesson on water quality that includes a classroom visit from a local environmental scientist, or a lesson on the physics of music featuring a musician from the Pittsburgh Symphony.
With the launch of the school district's XGen Xperience, community experts may soon be part of class lessons.
Mt. Lebanon School District will begin advertising next week for XGen Xperience, a way for students to hear how the knowledge they gain has real-world application and a way for community members to volunteer their expertise.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/09302/1009084-55.stm
With the launch of the school district's XGen Xperience, community experts may soon be part of class lessons.
Mt. Lebanon School District will begin advertising next week for XGen Xperience, a way for students to hear how the knowledge they gain has real-world application and a way for community members to volunteer their expertise.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/09302/1009084-55.stm
Labels: high school, school district
1 Comments:
Nice program, be interesting to see how its received!
Dean Spahr
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