CEL年度最佳教师

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Anne Atwell McLeod, teacher, 和 award-winning student at the 2013 文字之河 Ceremony

每年, the 环境知识普及中心 works in collaboration with the 卡尔马诺维茨教育学院 to choose a stellar educator as the ROW / KSOE Teacher of the Year.

2022-2023 截止日期:2023年1月31日

你认识一位老师吗...

• Inspires students of all backgrounds 和 abilities to learn?
• Plays an active 和 useful role in the community as well as in the school?
• Works in 和 out of the classroom to preserve 和 protect the earth?
• Utilizes 文字之河 creatively in the classroom 和 community?
• 在美国生活和教学?

如果是这样的话, consider nominating them to for consideration for the 文字之河/卡尔马诺维茨教育学院 Teacher of the Year Award! 每年, ROW/KSOE's Teacher of the Year is invited to join the 文字之河 Award Ceremony, to be honored for the work they do in their schools 和 communities. 

If you would like to attach additional materials, such as properly credited poems written by students of the nominee, or local news articles written by or about the nominee, 欢迎你这样做 通过这个表格. Please note that we can unfortunately not accept nominations of teachers outside the U.S. 此时此刻.

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智慧之语 from 历届年度最佳教师

《十大正规网赌平台》的教学遗产 

In 2013, 奥利维亚Henshaw-Black, 12岁, submitted a poem to 文字之河 和 won the Anacostia Watershed Prize; Olivia's teacher, 安妮·阿特韦尔·默克尔, was a Gr和 Prize winner in the first ever 文字之河大赛 in 1996. Anne is the first ROW winner who has grown up to guide her students, 下一代, to explore their watershed through creating personal, 环境的诗歌.

但故事并没有就此结束. 安妮·阿特韦尔·默克尔的母亲, Nancie艾, was named 文字之河 Teacher of the Year in 2010, 2013年, four of Nancie's 教与学中心 students were selected as finalists in 2013. That year, when Nancie retired from the classroom, Anne was hired to teach in that same position. 这是两代老师的故事, 一对母女, passing down their legacy of environmental literacy is truly inspiring.

我相信

I believe in gray days, itchy knee-high grass,
wool sweaters, overgrown paths, sips of vinegar,
蒲公英破土而出，
the birds that called back, cold bitter coffee,
the stale odor of basements, raging rivers, musty books,
the white caps in the bay, cool wings blowing from
the south, long walks accompanied by the wind,
the two-trunked tree in the side yard, the few precious
minutes before sunset, unevently stacked wood, fallen trees,
mossy rocks, gravel roads that end, slow-moving cars,
deep exhales of the mountain air, neatly-trimmed rose bushes,
cold showers, old men parked in their lawn chairs.
That some day life will live up to its enourmous expectations.

西奥多·马特，13岁
缅因州予
教与学中心
老师:安妮·阿特韦尔·麦克劳德