Lees Summit High School - Reflector Yearbook (Lees Summit, MO)

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Moments Of The A complete system of semester courses enveloped the history department this year. Team teaching, in Modern European History and Recent U.S. History, had five teachers on each team. lt forced teachers to streamline the courses, filtering out the most essential content and stressing that material. Along with team teaching came unified instruction and the in- tellectual needs of the students were met to a greater extent. Also, with so many historical subjects to choose from, the teachers could specialize in one certain area he is most inter- ested. Room 109, a part of the new addition, housed 110 history students at a time: an ideal place for a team of four to teach. This room is especially nice because of the carpeting, air- conditioning, and new desks and chairs. This year's history courses have, therefore, greatly improved as a result of the new team teaching, the specialized interest the teachers take, and the streamlining involved in half-year courses. L, '- Z' ,,.. WW , ,,,..qulll ' Us swgswt ' Mr- DfeW'S Speech may go down in Histo VY- . Mrs. Place finds her plce! Mrs. l Mrs. P

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