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How to Plan an Exhibition

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Published January 22, 2020
HTH teacher John Santos explains the steps to have a successful exhibition of student learning.

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Whether it is getting student work on the walls, showcasing a class project, or hosting a whole-school exhibition with community members and experts, celebrate students’ work and learning by making it visible.

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