WHEN I entered the faculty room this morning I found this FedEx Small Box on top of my table. At the very sight of it I knew where it came from.
I asked for a Google Science Fair 2011 instructional materials last month so that I could relay the information to them and encourage them to participate.
The package contains printed information about the Google Science Fair. I received posters, handouts, and stickers.
A few students have signified intention to participate in the world’s first online science fair and I am willing to help them realize their dreams.
Read more about the Google Science Fair 2011.
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Ariel Lalisan
Ariel Lalisan is a physics teacher at Alabel National Science High School. He is an advocate of constructivism approach in education. He employs active learning and independent learning in his lessons, and, of course, a lot of technology integration. His goal is to produce students who can solve problems on their own using the concepts they learn in the classroom. Ariel Lalisan is a Google Certified Innovator (Google Teachers Academy Southeast Asia 2014) and a community leader at Google Educator Group Sarangani. He is a co-founder of SoCCSKSarGen and he won the Globe Media Excellence Blogger of the Year Award in 2015.
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