Read the following email:
Subject: Proposal for Collaborative Ecological Workshops
Date: July 5, 2026
From: Elena Ortega, Director of the Eco-Huerto Cooperative
To: Superintendent Alvarez, San Miguel School District
Dear Superintendent Alvarez,
I am writing to you on behalf of the Eco-Huerto Cooperative to propose a collaboration for the upcoming academic year. Our organization has spent the last five years establishing community gardens that promote sustainable agriculture and environmental education.
While we appreciate the school district’s recent expansion of the science curriculum, we have observed that students continue to engage with ecological concepts almost exclusively through digital media and textbooks. This passive learning model, though informative, limits their ability to understand the practical applications of sustainability. We believe that hands-on experience in a garden setting would bridge this gap.
We propose a series of weekend workshops at our cooperative, designed specifically for elementary students. These sessions would be offered at no cost to the district, provided the schools assist us in promoting the program to families. We hope to partner with you to foster a deeper, more active environmental consciousness in our youth.
Sincerely,
Elena Ortega
Director, Eco-Huerto Cooperative
Based on the email, what is Elena Ortega's attitude toward the school district's current science curriculum?
- She respects its theoretical value but believes it fails to provide students with practical, hands-on experience.Cevap
- BShe views it as completely ineffective because it relies on outdated digital tools.
- CShe is frustrated that the district is demanding free services from local community organizations to support the curriculum.
- DShe is indifferent to the curriculum changes because her primary goal is to recruit volunteers for her cooperative.