Her project will focus on creating a news literacy curriculum. Molly Maloof is an English teacher at Bishop Hartley High School in Columbus.My goal is to further enhance the communication curriculum at our school to include a more diversified set of skills that students can apply to their chosen career field.” From Kohler’s proposal: “Our main goal here is to provide real-world experiences that will help students be successful in today’s economy. Taylor Kohler is an English and journalism teacher at Mid-East Career & Technology Centers in Zanesville whose project will create a bi-weekly student-produced newsletter that will include a social media presence.From Forman’s project proposal: “With the proper technology in the classroom, the students will have constant access to their projects to master and perfect them, creating a product they are proud of and are willing and eager to share with the world.” Dennis Forman, a seventh-grade science teacher at Zane Trace Middle School, will focus his Communication Fellows experience on obtaining updated science equipment for the classroom.This involvement has allowed me to meet many interesting locals who want to see our students more involved and better informed.” From Dunn’s project proposal: “I am very active in our local science community and partnered with the Shawnee State University Science department. The program would tell stories about people who are improving the local community through science. Jessica Dunn is an eighth-grade science teacher in Portsmouth City Schools who plans to create a podcast with her students.“This project will increase communication and pride in the district, develop students’ communication skills, give students the chance to share their successes, and build community support for our schools.” Her project will develop a broadcast news program in the senior English class, covering the school district.
Olivia Detamore is an English teacher at Franklin High School in Franklin.“During the Covid pandemic,” Burks explained, “there was a noticeable change during online schooling in the number of students interested in talking in front of their peers or in smaller breakout chat rooms.” Burks plans to incorporate VR headsets for public speaking practice, allowing students to gain confidence and familiarity in a virtual environment. Darlene Burks is a ninth-grade English Language Arts teacher at Davis Aerospace & Maritime High School in Cleveland whose project centers on public speaking training.From Brown’s Communication Fellows application: “Fostering a strong and tangible bridge between generations is essential for a society to sustain and thrive.” Brown’s proposed project will be a podcast exploring the history of the community, featuring a local historian with whom Brown has worked for other classroom projects. April Brown teaches seventh grade English at Zane Trace High School.We're pleased to introduce the 2023 cohort of Scripps Communication Fellows!
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