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

Tag: Engaging Students

A child leans on a table and looks at a piece of paper while an adult sits across from them, likely discussing a Learning Target. Colorful papers and a grid are on the wall in the background.
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What’s a Learning Target, and Why are They So Powerful?

A learning target is an “I can” statement written in student-friendly language (for example, “I can graph linear equations.”
What’s a Learning Target, and Why are They So Powerful?
A group of teens and an adult sit in a classroom circle, playing a hand game and smiling during their advisory session. Everyone looks engaged and happy as the student-led activity brings energy to the room. Classroom supplies and decorations are visible in the background.
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Student-led Advisory

Try Stuff was a hit! Crew advisors were thrilled to hand over some of the facilitation, and students came up with all sorts of creative lessons to share with their Crews.
Student-led Advisory
Three people sit and stand outside talking. The standing woman gestures while wearing a black t-shirt and denim skirt. The seated man wears red, and the seated woman wears black. They appear to be having a friendly conversation.
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C3 Mobility

College students lead and engage with high school students to provide mentorship for the college transition
C3 Mobility
Four people wearing masks stand by a wall covered with papers and sticky notes, discussing the content. One person holds papers and appears to be explaining something to the group, as part of their participation in the CARPE Student Fellowship.
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Going Beyond The Equity Pause: The CARPE Student Fellowship

So you want to involve students in your improvement work. Where do you start? Naturally, most improvers will begin by conducting empathy interviews.
Going Beyond The Equity Pause: The CARPE Student Fellowship
Four colorful boxes with text and lightbulb icons, each describing a different educational activity—including Student Consulting—though most of the text is blurry and difficult to read. The visible words include Consult, Check in, Empower, and Observations.
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Student Consulting

Disrupting Student-Teacher Hierarchies
Student Consulting
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