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Print Issues: Issue 9

Two sheets of paper with black and white comic strips on a blue background. Each sheet includes multiple panels with various illustrations and captions depicting humorous situations. The comics are arranged in a grid format.
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Psycarnival

For this 10th Grade Humanities project, students studied the basics of psychology ...
Psycarnival
A magazine page set against a yellow backdrop showcases three images: people absorbed in microscope work, a close-up of an insect, and someone presenting with visuals on a wall. The partially visible text invites readers to be a fly on the wall in this world of discovery and insight.
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A Fly on the Wall

A Fly on the Wall Project was a collaborative project between 11th grade biology and ...
A Fly on the Wall
A Chipotle cup on a white paper features various styles of brown text, discussing the challenge of creating flavorful combinations of ingredients. The cup stands out vividly against a bright blue background.
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Chipotle Challenge

”So there are 60-some thousand flavor combinations at Chiptole...” This simple message ...
Chipotle Challenge
A flyer titled Friday Night Liberty with bold red letters showcases a black and white image of two people, one standing and one sitting, near a fence. Text details the event dated 6/3/2011, with additional information in smaller print. The scene captures a moment worth a thousand words.
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In 1,000 Words

Students developed visual literacy skills to analyze historical photographs and ...
In 1,000 Words
A photo captures a tilted magazine page on an orange background. One page reveals a group posing with a framed picture and a snake skeleton image, reminiscent of an art installation. Underneath, another text-heavy page is partially visible, echoing the innovative spirit of the Boneyard Project.
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The Boneyard Project

This eight week project between Nick Ehlers’ junior biology class and Patrick Wilcox, a ...
The Boneyard Project
A child dressed in a suit and hat with a painted mustache poses for a photo, resembling a character from a Choose Your Own Adventure tale. Above the child, text reads Our Handy Shorties in collage style, set against an orange background as part of a layered presentation.
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Choose Your Own Adventure

Students explored examples of risk taking from personal and state history, through a ...
Choose Your Own Adventure
Close-up artistic depiction of an insect, possibly a fly, showcasing its intricate details and iridescent colors like a natural guide to the beauty of nature. The background is a warm, blurred hue that enhances the focus on the insects textured surface.
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I Want to be a Leader Who…

I want to be a Leader who…
I Want to be a Leader Who…
Two people sit at a table, smiling and listening attentively while two others stand facing away from the camera, engaging in a casual meeting or discussion that highlights critical thinking and thoughtful presentations of learning.
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Critical Thinking in Presentations of Learning

Presentations of Learning (POLs) and other types of performance assessment lend themselves to the teaching of critical thinking, but they are often overlooked for this purpose.
Critical Thinking in Presentations of Learning
Handwritten on crumpled paper with red ink corrections, Edwards Feedback to Brittany: Swim Josh Swim features an introduction to Brittanys story after peer critique feedback. The text delves into swimming lessons, enriched by student insights and noticeable red ink markings.
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Introducing Peer Critique to Students

Revision is commonly met with groans of, “I don’t know what to change,” and subpar...
Introducing Peer Critique to Students
A digitally stylized image of three children smiling and standing together, embodying the essence of school integration. The textured, artistic effect gives it a painted look, capturing their joy and curiosity. This close-up highlights how relationships matter in fostering such genuine connections.
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Relationships Matter in School Integration

Hey, white girl. Move out the way!”
Relationships Matter in School Integration
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