Petite Pretties

Attending a lecture or seminar on a topic of interest and engaging in discussions with the speaker and other attendees. Participating in a hands-on workshop or lab session to learn and practice new skills in a particular field or subject. Completing a project or assignment that involves independent research and critical thinking, such as writing a research paper or creating a presentation. Collaborating with classmates on a group project or presentation, learning to communicate effectively and work together towards a common goal. Participating in an internship or work-study program to gain practical experience in a chosen field, learning from professionals and applying classroom knowledge to real-world situations. Attending a study abroad program to immerse oneself in a different culture, learning a new language and gaining a global perspective on various topics. Engaging in extracurricular activities, such as sports, music, or theater, to develop skills in areas beyond academics and to build social connections with peers.

Lecturing: This is a style where the teacher presents information to the class through spoken words, often with the help of visual aids such as slides or handouts. Facilitating: This style emphasizes student-led learning and discussion, with the teacher acting as a guide and facilitator rather than the sole source of information. Demonstrating: In this style, the teacher shows students how to do something, often through a hands-on demonstration or modeling. Coaching: This style involves the teacher providing guidance and feedback to help students improve their skills and abilities.

Academic Honors: Such as honor roll, dean's list, or a scholarship for academic achievement. Athletic Honors: Such as an MVP award, championship trophy, or induction into a sports hall of fame. Community Service Awards: Such as a volunteer of the year award or recognition for contributions to a charity or non-profit organization.

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