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Preschoolers with Tablets
“Our annual kinder meeting was only a week away, the schools had just come back from a week-long break and I was beginning to worry because our project, or lead, teachers hadn’t sent me their presentations yet. I was beginning to get nervous on how our meeting would go.” Nearing…
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Building the future with small pieces!!
What do we think when we hear the word “LEGO”? Maybe a package of colorful pieces of plastic that can be used to build whatever kids want, to learn the colors, or even to count. The reality is that for our kids Lego means inspiration, creativity, explorations, magic, games, coding,…
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Happy Honduran Teacher’s day!!
Learning Equality and Shoulder to Shoulder Para Los Niños visited Las Marias primary school that sits at the bottom of a very narrow, steep and rocky road on the outskirts of the small town, Santa Lucia. Our purpose was to see what progress they had made with the application of…
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International Coaching- getting ready for the big day!
Alan and Wendi Ostrow were in Camasca last week. Their purpose was to train the team as much as possible for the big day, the competition day! The students attended eight to nine hours every day. While listening to the rules of the challenge they were drawing their ideas in…
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A SMILE OF HOPE
The second week of July, we visited all the schools in CREE with the purpose of making sure all the professors had the needed tool to work with the Kolibri program. The mornings were beautiful, on the east, the sun coming up between the mountains and in the west, the…
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A Day in the Life of CREE
The day was Monday, April 8, 2019, towards the end of a 10-day assessment of our Kolibri Implementation Project and general education program called CREE. CREE stands for Regional Center for Educational Excellence. We start out from Camasca, Shoulder to Shoulder’s Educational Headquarters. Camasca is at the center of seven…
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Hitting the Jackpot — Parental Involvment
By Mariela Rodriguez Shoulder to Shoulder Assistant Director We called it the “Kinder project.” Back in early 2018, as a new school year was beginning in Honduras, a parent approached to say that their child’s kindergarten teacher was interested in being part of our computer-assisted learning initiative. At the time,…
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