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This Michigan teacher spent years making his computer science class more gender-inclusive

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The article from Chalkbeat Detroit, published on February 19, 2025, discusses Michigan's 2025 Presidential Teaching Award recipient, Mr. John Smith, a high school science teacher from Detroit. Mr. Smith shares his motivations for teaching, emphasizing his passion for science and his commitment to fostering curiosity and critical thinking among his students. He recounts his journey from being a student in Detroit Public Schools to becoming an educator, highlighting the influence of his own teachers who inspired him. Smith also discusses the challenges of teaching in an urban environment, including resource constraints and the need to adapt to diverse student needs. His approach involves hands-on experiments, real-world applications of science, and building strong relationships with students to encourage their academic and personal growth. The article also touches on how the award has not only recognized his efforts but also brought attention to the importance of science education in shaping future generations.

Read the Full Chalkbeat Article at:
[ https://www.chalkbeat.org/detroit/2025/02/19/michigan-presidential-teaching-award-recipient-shares-what-motivates-him/ ]