Evergreen High School - Forester Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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toss Age Teaching extends a helping hand Cross Age Teaching took on an added dimension this year. Two classes worked with junior high students at Cascade. Al- so, two other classes traveled to elementary students at Mount View. The youngers at Mount View proved to be more open with their feelings than the older children at Cascade. Dif- ferent problems were encountered with each age group. Aca- demic difficulties were most common with the elementary children. Many of the junior high students had more social and behavior problems. A small class of high school students helping other high school students was held during the second semester. Working with younger children seemed to be more gratifying for many, but most olders agreed the project was successful. lie Thomas and Chuck ponder a puzzling page. bie Ness turns Trevor on (to reading Sherry Wenger shows Liz the fine art of footnotes. That ' s how you do it? , Kristi asks Julie McNeil e Fox and Ken Score Four . 55