Use our password-protected digital spaces to post something real, like a question, an idea, or a glimpse of what you’re working through. It doesn’t need to be polished. It just needs to be yours. Use online resources and others' posts as inspiration, not a script. Your digital posts will help shape our live discussion, contribute to our shared learning archive, and will be visible to families and teachers, as well as current and future students. 

 

In class, we’ll build on these ideas together through sharing, listening, and developing group explanations for complex science phenomena. Your participation in this conversation will be important for receiving credit for class and for expanding the way you see yourself and the world—here are some things that might help. If you're absent, you will be excused from the live discussion, but you will still need to contribute your ideas thoughtfully on our digital pages and complete a self-evaluation of your work.

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You’ll regularly use the criteria below to reflect on your growth and engagement. While we'll assess your learning in a variety ways, these criteria focus on the core elements that will shape our work—your thoughts, experiences, feelings, and questions.