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Preston Students Getting Wild!
Amy Schmer has never seen her class quite like this. Amy is a sixth-grade science teacher at Preston Middle School in Fort Collins, Colo., where she and her students are participating in a unique wildlife research project in conjunction with … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Schmer, authentic learning, bears, Colorado, David Neils, Fort Collins, International Telementor Program, Loveland Colorado, middle school science, mountain lions, Preston Middle School, project-based learning, science research, Sylvan Dale Ranch, Wildlife Project
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