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When Exhibition Might Not Be Enough

On the day of our second school-wide exhibition last year, a student’s words nearly...
When Exhibition Might Not Be Enough

Failure: The Mother of Innovation

This vignette from our work in the field illustrates an interesting attitude we have, as...
Failure: The Mother of Innovation

72-Mile Classroom

From the crest at Volcan Mountain, to the coast at Dog Beach, lies the 72-mile classroom...
72-Mile Classroom

Teachable Moments: A Lesson In Listening To Students

Many teachers will tell you about a “teachable moment”—that magical moment of learning...
Teachable Moments: A Lesson In Listening To Students

Gaining Perspective: Guiding Student Reflection

We’ve all had those days when a couple of minor things go wrong and suddenly the whole day...
Gaining Perspective: Guiding Student Reflection

Sharing Bright Spots, Ending Isolation

They treat students like young adults and instill values of responsibility and respect.
Sharing Bright Spots, Ending Isolation

Writing About Math

First, as in any subject, writing about math forces students to articulate their thoughts...
Writing About Math

Differentiated Assessment on Trial

For the past month, my students had been reading Lord of the Flies, and this was the trial...
Differentiated Assessment on Trial

Writing From Experience

I spend the entire summer thinking of books that my students will enjoy and considering...
Writing From Experience

Water, Water, Everywhere

We are awash in data on students, and yet the focus on data has not dramatically...
Water, Water, Everywhere
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