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To Inculcate Self-Motivation Top Left: Demonstrating the technique of the chest pass is Coach Pace. Top Right: Mrs. Kohnke explains the answer to a bonus problem using basic life skills during math. Below: Mrs. Smith and Miss Mullin, F.S.U. intern, demonstrate the basics of gymnastics. (Continued from page 14) What if the student wants to study small engine repair, or learn how to prevent a car’s engine from knocking, or ac- quire the knowledge of plumb- ing? Maybe ones desire is in the area of construction or brick laying. Students who are seeking a position in a voca- tional field may participate in these studies during the three hour block at Gadsden County Vocational School. Getting involved in elective courses can be fun, but what about the basic studies? The English department strives to help the students understand the structure of the English language with instructions in (Continued on page 18) Curriculum 17
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To Instill Knowledge .. . Top Left: Media specialist, Mrs. Bailey, is available when students need assistance. Top Right: Mr. Combs uses a visual aid to enable students in exceptional education classes to better understand the scientific aspect of lava. Above Left: Mrs. Butler expresses me importance of following directions to Lori Humphrey and Mattie Hadley. Above Right: Mrs. Craver, aide, spends much of her time grading papers for remedial classes. 16ICurriculum
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To Induce Learning ... (Continued from page 17) proper usage, pronunciation, mechanics, correct spelling and other related skills. Reading skills and a knowl- edge of the world of literature are stressed through literary works. Students may use their creative talents and participate in various essay contests, dec- lamation contests, and spelling bees. Many students, when asked what particular class they fa- vor, will reply that it is science. The reason for this is that stu- dents have the opportunity to enhance their knowledge by performing experiments that provoke individual thinking as well as letting the student un- derstand the concept of the problem he has been asked to (Continued on page 19) Top Right: Charlie Walker and Shelander Carroll receive spe- cial help in math from Mrs. Simmons. Above: The overhead projector is one method used by Coach Dickson to teach advanced math classes. Right: Mrs. Brown works hard prepar- ing grades for report cards. 18 Curriculum
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