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Sepia-toned image of two people partially visible against a zebra-patterned background. A decorative object projects into the foreground, centered between them.
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Into the World of Projects

This year I fell in love with project-based learning. I am new to this world and I jumped...
Into the World of Projects
A vintage-style image depicting several people lounging on a rocky beach captures the origins of seaside leisure. Blurred figures lean against rocks, and a woman stands gesturing or speaking to others. The sepia tone enhances its antique creation, evoking nostalgic memories of early projects in relaxation.
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Where Do Projects Come From?

The topic of discussion, as it so often is, was how to make projects meaningful and still...
Where Do Projects Come From?
A stylized, sepia-toned image of a smiling person wearing a helmet emerges from the textured, abstract background, reminiscent of themes explored in In Over Our Heads, capturing the intrigue and complexity that lies just beneath the surface.
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In Over Our Heads

“It began in a whirlwind,” she started. “After the first week, it became apparent to me...
In Over Our Heads
A digital artwork depicts a middle-aged man with a slight smile, wearing a striped shirt. The image, reminiscent of an educational leaders portrait, is in grayscale and employs a textured, mosaic-like style, emphasizing depth and contrast akin to schools of thought.
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On Schools of Education

No enterprise in American universities has been subject to more ridicule than those...
On Schools of Education
A beautiful, stylized digital painting of a woman with dark hair, looking down, captures the essence of crafting. She is wearing a patterned garment and an earring while holding a colorful item in her hand. The artwork exudes a textured, impressionistic effect.
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Crafting Beautiful Work

Ron Berger has had an enormous influence on how High Tech High and many other schools....
Crafting Beautiful Work
A stylized digital portrait of a person in profile view with a textured, painterly effect captures the essence of triumph. The background, a muted abstract gray, whispers the sentiment: We Did It.
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Why We Did It

When we opened the first High Tech High in September of 2000, we had no idea that we would...
Why We Did It
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