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Women’s History Month - @thestandardasl Instagram post
In honor of Women’s History Month, students and faculty reflect on women who inspire them. Visit the link in our bio to see more. • Graphic by Eva Marriott-Fabre. Photos and reporting by Eva Marriott-Fabre and Sophia Bateman
[Photo] Community participates in student-led Aequitas workshops
Michael Quintin (’25) converses with World Languages and Cultures Teacher Carlos Alvarez Santos to demonstrate the conversation technique of “mirroring” March 4. Quintin led Aequitas workshop “How to Get What You Want,” which explored techniques to communicate effectively and win arguments.
Science 10 field trip - @thestandardasl Instagram post
Hudson Eckart Hill (’24) and Theo Kalimtgis (’24) learn about cancer through examining a model at the Outwitting Cancer exhibit at the Francis Crick Institute on a Science 10 field trip Dec. 1. Grade 10 students, who are currently studying cells and genetics, learned about the causes of cancer, treatment research and personal stories of people affected by cancer. Periods 4 and 8 visited the exhibit Dec. 1 while periods 6 and 2 will visit Dec. 3.
Sage Saunders (’24) said she enjoyed the exhibit because of its clear connection to her Science 10 classwork.
“It was very interesting to watch how different things that we’ve learned about like the cell cycle and how cells reproduce and how cells work together,” she said. “Watching how that relates to cancer specifically was super interesting, particularly as it connects to what we were doing earlier in the unit.” • Photos and reporting by Eva Marriott-Fabre
Sage Saunders (’24) said she enjoyed the exhibit because of its clear connection to her Science 10 classwork.
“It was very interesting to watch how different things that we’ve learned about like the cell cycle and how cells reproduce and how cells work together,” she said. “Watching how that relates to cancer specifically was super interesting, particularly as it connects to what we were doing earlier in the unit.” • Photos and reporting by Eva Marriott-Fabre
Halloween 2021 - @thestandardasl Instagram coverage
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