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Trussville Rotary Daybreak Club announces scholarship winner

TRUSSVILLE  The Trussville Rotary Daybreak Club has announced its Hewitt-Trussville High School scholarship recipient for 2021. Alex Jones, a senior at HTHS, was presented with a $5,000 scholarship from the club. Jones is the President of the Peer Partner Program at HT, a program serving students with intellectual disabilities, a member of the Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy, training students worldwide to become leaders he is in the National Honor Society, and he is an outdoor and indoor HT Track and Field team member. Jones was also selected as one of 30 members of the HT Leadership Team, whose mission is to make an impact through servant leadership. He has been accepted into the Shackouls Honor College at Mississippi State University (MSU) and will also serve as an AFROTC Cadet at MSU.

Physics courses inspired by good games help draw high schoolers to STEM careers

Physics courses inspired by ‘good games’ help draw high schoolers to STEM careers Newswise Watch a group of teens immersed in a popular video game such as “Among Us” and you will see a textbook definition of successful engagement. Well-designed games ones with clearly stated goals, an emphasis on storytelling, an allowance for “productive failure,” and an emphasis on supportive teamwork and inclusiveness can point the way to a better classroom environment, too, says University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Lauren Rast, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the College of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Physics. Rast is a UAB pioneer in a mode of instruction called gameful learning. Faculty in the Department of Physics already have applied gameful learning in their increasingly popular online courses. And in a series of workshops for high school physics teachers inspired by her own work as a computational physicist, Rast has helped teachers share the benefits of

Gulf Shores teacher selected as Alabama Teacher of the Year finalist

By Melanie LeCroy/melanie@gulfcoastmedia.com Krista N. Marcum, a science, Gulf Coast Ecology and Marine Biology teacher at Gulf Shore High School has been selected as the 2021-2022 District 1 Secondary Teacher of the Year. She is also one of 16 finalists for the 2021 -2022 Alabama Teacher of the Year. Marcum obtained her bachelor’s degree in education from Indiana University, master’s degree in education from Indiana Wesleyan, and she achieved National Board Certification in 2017. The Gulf Coast Ecology class is a unique class to Gulf Shores High School. Marcum was approached by Principal Cindy Veazey about starting a new environmental class that gets the students out into the environment to learn science. Assistant Superintendent Stephanie Harrison mentioned the unique program in the reference letter she wrote for Marcum.

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