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Amy Huntley

Amy Huntley

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Blogger, The Idea Room

Utah

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Total articles 5

  • Why athletics is an important part of a well-rounded education

    By Amy Huntley| Chinook Observer Verified When we think of school, we often think of learning in the classroom, but providing a well-rounded education and really preparing students for life beyond high school involves much more than the classroom experiences. Grades and test scores don’t motivate most children, activities, social experiences, feeling good about oneself, these are things that help motivate students to do well. One key area that helps with this is athletics.

    By Amy Huntley · Chinook Observer

    Jan. 29, 2024

  • School Corner: Good intentions = A gift with an obligation

    By Amy Huntley| Chinook Observer Verified I have been asked may times in recent weeks about the unfunded mandates that I mentioned in the column on Dec. 22, 2023. While most of these regulations are well-meaning they all have costs associated with them, even when they are not financial in nature. Frequently the state places these regulations on the schools without providing the funding to fully cover even the most basic upfront costs required to meet the implemented regulation.

    By Amy Huntley · Chinook Observer

    Jan. 08, 2024

  • Why athletics is an important part of a well-rounded education

    By Amy Huntley| Chinook Observer Verified When we think of school, we often think of learning in the classroom, but providing a well-rounded education and really preparing students for life beyond high school involves much more than the classroom experiences. Grades and test scores don’t motivate most children, activities, social experiences, feeling good about oneself, these are things that help motivate students to do well. One key area that helps with this is athletics.

    By Amy Huntley · Chinook Observer

    Jan. 29, 2024

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The Idea Room

Inspiring Mothers, Women and Families

Utah, United States