RESET Volunteer Wayne Sukow’s 5th Grade Program Report
Wayne’e report on his fifth grade program:
Wayne’e report on his fifth grade program:
ReSET volunteer Bob Hauptman shares his thoughts about his pre-K volunteer program at Georgian Forest Elementary in Montgomery County, MD, below. Regarding our brief discussion about my experience with the three and four year olds: I never in my wildest dreams could have anticipated what I am going through. These children are just transitioning from…
Seminar Evaluation Form results: Things that worked well: – Overall, I think that was a very good meeting. Having elementary school teachers at the meeting and on the ReSET Board is an excellent idea. Their remarks at the meeting were quite insightful. Keeping the meeting to a 2 hour limit is also a good idea,…
Report on the US Patent and Trade Office Volunteer peter Mehrevari: It is most insightful to see how children at that age think and process out solutions to a problem. Sometimes they come at a problem from a completely different angle than a person with a more learned mindset. Pete Mehravari, who serves as a…
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RESET volunteer George Pick is ending his time as a RESET volunteer after reaching hundreds of children in third and fourth grades at Key and Barrett Elementary Schools in Arlington, Virginia. George joined RESET in 2012 because he wanted to stimulate children’s interest and creativity, and to introduce them to science because of its importance to society and…
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