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High Tech High Graduate School of Education
High Tech High Graduate School of Education

Print Issues: Issue 16

A tilted event flyer on a peach background showcases The Science of Friction with details of a talk about bow synthesis for kinetic art. It features a landscape graphic and blurred image capturing how the force of friction moves objects with the dynamic energy of people gathered.
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The Force of Friction: What Moves Objects & People?

In humanities students researched undocumented minors and the reasons they immigrate to ...
The Force of Friction: What Moves Objects & People?
A greeting card showcasing small creatures with big ideas: a cartoon ladybug on a lush green background and another on vibrant red. Both designs dance gracefully above an orange surface, offering whimsical charm and delightful creativity.
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Big Ideas from Small Creatures

First grade scientists in Room 2 have been interested in garden creatures for a long ...
Big Ideas from Small Creatures
A folded brochure features a modern woman presenting to a group, with computer screens showcasing digital art. It captures the essence of making contemporary exhibitions, all set against a vibrant yellow background.
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The Making of the Modern Teen

The graduating seniors of HTHMA presented a compelling and provocative interactive art ...
The Making of the Modern Teen
In a vibrant scene titled Faces of South County, a group collaborates over a colorful map on the floor, surrounded by chairs. Some use markers while one works on a laptop, all captured against an orange background.
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Faces of South County

Each group studied the complex intersection of culture, politics, economics and ...
Faces of South County
A brochure against an orange background showcases a groundbreaking design project. It features a top image of a miniature model and a detailed section titled Multi-Use Homeless Cart, filled with world-changing ideas through text and diagrams.
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Ideas That Changed the World

Fourth Grade students recreated a World’s Fair, complete with their own working ...
Ideas That Changed the World
A brochure displayed on a yellow background, featuring three photos of people engaged in discussions and activities. The images show individuals around tables, interacting and taking notes, suggesting a workshop or group meeting.
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3-Acts

How can a math problem give access to every student in the class while still ...
3-Acts
An illustrated poem titled Does Nature Need Us? is displayed on a blue background, featuring artwork of a duck in water and a human hand offering seeds to a bird. This dream project explores the intricate relationship between humans and nature.
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The Dream Project

Why are we here if not to dream? In this project, students engaged in conversations ...
The Dream Project
A smiling child holds a colorful paper plate illustration of a balanced meal with sections labeled fruits, vegetables, grains, and protein. The background features a chart with images of healthy food options.
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Healthy Me

In this project, students explored all about healthy living. First graders became ...
Healthy Me
A white cardstock brochure, shown partially open against a brown background, features images capturing Then and Now with a historic building, a person painting, and two people working on a laptop. Inside, text unfolds the vibrant story of Liberty Station.
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Liberty Station: Then and Now

We thought this project would be a great entry point for students to delve into learning ...
Liberty Station: Then and Now
A sheet with six samples labeled 51a, 51b, 53a, 53b, 54a, and 54b, each demonstrating varying shades of blue reminiscent of bacterial colonies, rests at an angle atop a document with text on a blue surface.
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Bacteria and You

During the project, Biology students swab the kitchen for bacteria before cleaning, ...
Bacteria and You
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