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Mrs. Taylor's Classroom

  • KIPP Ways Academy
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.

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Some of my students are turned off to science. They have bought into stereotypes that science is boring and that they can not do it. However, I believe just the opposite, that science can be the class that students can't wait to attend. I teach at a Title I school in a low income area of Georgia where students have infinite potential although their families may have finite resources.

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Some of my students are turned off to science. They have bought into stereotypes that science is boring and that they can not do it. However, I believe just the opposite, that science can be the class that students can't wait to attend. I teach at a Title I school in a low income area of Georgia where students have infinite potential although their families may have finite resources.

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