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Shawn Avery, a teacher at Dennett Elementary in Plympton, submitted one of the winning programs in the 2013 ING Unsung Heroes competition. He is going back to school with a $2,000 ING Unsung Heroes grant. By receiving the ING Unsung Heroes award, Avery is recognized as one of the nation’s most innovative educators. He is one of only 100 winners across the country who is receiving a $2,000 award to help fund “Math Movie Network,†his creative idea and bring it to life.
Grant Amount: $2,000
Grant Recipient: Dennett Elementary School
Grantee Location: 0
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By receiving the ING Unsung Heroes award, Dr. Harty is recognized as one of the nation’s most innovative educators. He is one of only 100 winners across the country who is receiving a $2,000 award to help fund “Seeing the Invisible: Student Discovery of the Hidden World of Light and Motion,†his creative idea and bring it to life.
Grant Amount: $2,000
Grant Recipient: Jasper County High School
Grantee Location: 0
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Christine Koch, a gifted-and-talented education teacher at Dayton Intermediate School, won a $2,000 award through the ING Unsung Heroes program for her innovative classroom teaching methods. Koch was recognized for a bridge-building project, in which students work in groups to build a bridge in order to solve a problem such as transporting food over a ravine.
Grant Amount: $2,000
Grant Recipient: Dayton Intermediate School
Grantee Location: 0
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