For many of our students, everything appeared to be new today.
Tomorrow we will put down our cameras and head to la Carpio, an immigrant community to work on an ongoing street leveling project run by a local community organization.
Sunday, April 4, 2010
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Christina Arenth, Social Studies Teacher
For many of our students, everything appeared to be new today.
Tomorrow we will put down our cameras and head to la Carpio, an immigrant community to work on an ongoing street leveling project run by a local community organization.
For many of our students, everything appeared to be new today.
Tomorrow we will put down our cameras and head to la Carpio, an immigrant community to work on an ongoing street leveling project run by a local community organization.
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What will the students be doing once they are there?
ReplyDeleteHow long was the flight tops? 3 hours tops?
ReplyDeleteWhat problems did you face?
What challenges did you face?
ReplyDeleteWhat challenges did you face?
ReplyDeleteCool
ReplyDeleteWas this hard to do?
ReplyDeleteHow long are you guys staying there?
ReplyDeleteIt seems like you all explore alot, but what I'm wondering is do you all ever get into a situation where it's hard to figure out what you'r elooking at?
ReplyDeleteLooks like you're off to an amazing start! Can't wait to read more!
ReplyDeleteI'll answer a few comments until I can get to the rest.
ReplyDeleteWe're here for 10 more days.
The flight is 1 hour to Atlanta and about 4 hours from Atlanta to Costa Rica.
The students will be building roads and possibly clearing trails.
We've all faced small challenges along the way; not speaking great spanish, waiting for a flight, homesickness. But everyone is trying to stay focused on our goals.