The CoCo B.E.S.T. / UIL Regional Robotics Competition is this Saturday, October 28 at Guyer HS. Come out and make some noise to support your local nerds! Admission is free to the public. @dentonisd @GHSPrincipalSPP @jkwilsiii @cgrindleHMS
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Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable, if anything is excellent or praiseworthy, think about such things.
We qualified for the robot wildcard round based on our excellent Engineering Notebook score. We just won the award for Best Exhibit Design and Construction. Still more to come. It’s been a great day so far! #TheGuyerWay @GHS_Wildcats @GHSPrincipalSPP
Nothing better than watching some brilliant young women driving robots. #Girls_in_STEM
It’s a beautiful day for driving robots. Guyer Robotics is ready to get PHOENIX on the game field at CoCo BEST. Let’s score some points! @GHS_Wildcats @BESTRobotics
Guyer Robotics Team is wheels up #OneAndReady Headed to CoCo BEST with a bunch of future engineers to showcase our robot PHOENIX! #NerdLife @GHS_Wildcats @GuyerRobotics @BESTRobotics
Teach More, Talk Less! When STUDENTS talk, they learn. Here’s the first AP Stats Thursday Ouster. Which one doesn't belong and why? New one next week. (Note: data are fictional, but mostly realistic) #APSTO #TMTL #apstats #mtbos @saravdwerf
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The AP Stats reading is over, but everyone in the stats community can enjoy our annual PD event - Best Practices Night! Find a new classroom move from this year's talks, and browse the archive from the past 5 years.
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Congratulations to the Guyer Math Team President, Ethan Jones, who was named the Texas winner of the Trig*Star competition. Today he took the national exam. Proud of you! #TheGuyerWay @GHS_Wildcats @GHSPrincipalSPP @dentonisd
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Good. Afterwards let’s demolish #ERCOT dentonrc.com/news/denton-fil…
In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth I want to highlight a black hero in STEM that we lost 1 year ago today. Katherine Johnson was a child prodigy who graduated HS at 14, graduated college summa cum laude with a math degree at 18.
She later went on to work at @NASA calculating flight trajectories for notable missions including that of Alan Shepard and John Glenn. Katherine was a trailblazer demonstrating that women, especially women of color, are just as talented in STEM endeavors as anyone else.
I cried when I watched “Hidden Figures” and again when I read the book. It is an immensely empowering story every girl needs to hear growing up.
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If this week was tough on you without electricity or water, consider turning this experience into a philanthropic opportunity by sponsoring a child living in poverty who deals with these struggles on a daily basis. @compassion compassion.com/
Texas: Stop the STAAR Test. It's a Waste of Money and Students' Time dianeravitch.net/2021/02/05/… via @dianeravitch
