OUR PLACE AT STEP

Video Games and Your Child’s Brain
Even though I asked parents to monitor the use of video game gadgets in STEP, I have come to the conclusion that this is virtually impossible. So I asked some of our students this past Saturday while we were at the Dolan center waiting to begin the DNA lab, how [...]

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Congratulations to D’Andre Grosvenor who has submitted the first student interview for publication on this blog. Please click the link under the post Our People featuring Muhammad Ali and Chef El Amin’s photo. Also, note that you must have Adobe Reader™ (A free download from Adobe.com) on your computer to read this file.

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Do you believe there is a relationship between your child’s intelligence and the development of mastery-oriented qualities ?
In a very interesting article in the online magazine Education World, a conversation with a Columbia University professor of psychology, Carol S. Dweck, highlighted the need for parents and educators to do everything necessary to encourage students [...]

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“Dancez Marie Dancez” the chorus of an old creole calypso is an apt caption for this pic. Stephanie -then a senior in high school, performed a Haitian dance at our first STEP Female Leaders Conference ~~
One of our very own STEP graduates, Stephanie Lovinsky matched today at her top choice -a residency program with a [...]

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This video reflection by a student who posted his school project on YouTube should make us all think about using what we’ve learned to help heal the world. Here is a case of the internet being a supermarket of ideas -some junk food-but also many, many, good treats. Take a look at [...]

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