To hear OU-C student Megan Stanley describe the experience in her own words, visit OU-C’s YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/ouchillicothe
Several Ohio University-Chillicothe students shared the importance of conservation and ecology during recent Earth Day-related activities at Unioto Elementary School.
“I am into recycling in a big way, and I enjoyed the opportunity to interact with elementary students,” said Megan Stanley of Waver High School, who helped students reuse products to build their own litterbugs. “Since these students will be the new society and the people to make lasting change, in regards to conservation, I think this is important.”
Kim Batty, an OU-C student from Vinton County, said, “This has been a neat experience. It gives me ideas on how to work with students and develop creative projects in my classrooms in the future. The more practical experience I get, the better prepared I am to become a teacher.”
Cutlines: OU-C student Megan Stanley works with Unioto Elementary School students to construct ‘litterbugs,’ while her classmate Kim Batty shows off the results of their efforts.
Several Ohio University-Chillicothe students shared the importance of conservation and ecology during recent Earth Day-related activities at Unioto Elementary School.
“I am into recycling in a big way, and I enjoyed the opportunity to interact with elementary students,” said Megan Stanley of Waver High School, who helped students reuse products to build their own litterbugs. “Since these students will be the new society and the people to make lasting change, in regards to conservation, I think this is important.”
Kim Batty, an OU-C student from Vinton County, said, “This has been a neat experience. It gives me ideas on how to work with students and develop creative projects in my classrooms in the future. The more practical experience I get, the better prepared I am to become a teacher.”
Cutlines: OU-C student Megan Stanley works with Unioto Elementary School students to construct ‘litterbugs,’ while her classmate Kim Batty shows off the results of their efforts.
