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A young girl wearing a blue face mask and pink sweater raises her hand outdoors. Her hair is tied back with a pink hair tie, and the background is blurred, evoking a timeless quality as if capturing the found year of a cherished memory.
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A Found Year

As an educator for over 30 years, serving as a teacher, principal, and assistant superi...
A Found Year
A paper titled Julie Ruble PDSA 1 with tables and handwritten notes, placed on a blue surface. The document, part of the PDSA Reports by Julie Ruble, appears to discuss educational strategies and student engagement.
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Julie Ruble’s PDSA Reports

During Induction, participants complete four PDSA cycles ...
Julie Ruble’s PDSA Reports
Abstract image featuring textured brown and black lines radiating outward, resembling sunbeams or cracks on a surface. Reminiscent of Dewey’s educational philosophy emphasizing organic growth, the overall appearance is rough and artistic, with an earthy, natural feel that evokes a sense of learning emerging from real experience.
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Why Dewey Needs Freire

So many silos. In the darkness and confusion of these post-election days, this is one...
Why Dewey Needs Freire
A person wearing a denim jacket over a black patterned shirt points with their index finger, highlighting the difference with intent. The image features a textured, artistic effect that evokes deeper learning and reflection.
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Does Deeper Learning Make A Difference? Yes It Does!

Established in 1946, American Institutes for Research (AIR) is an independent...
Does Deeper Learning Make A Difference? Yes It Does!
A person wearing a beanie and glasses stands in front of an exhibition of colorful neckties hanging vertically. The background has a textured, artistic effect.
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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
Wooden stair-like structures are placed in front of a large glass window, reflecting abstract depths on the surface. The setting suggests a modern or industrial space with an artistic display, offering both breadth and beauty for those who appreciate contemporary design.
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Breadth And Depth: Can We Have It Both Ways?

That led us to give a talk about breadth and depth. I advocated for depth; she for...
Breadth And Depth: Can We Have It Both Ways?
A textured, grayscale close-up artwork of two faces overlapping, with abstract contours and prominent eyes. The image features a quilted, layered appearance, inviting viewers to reconsider the depth and rigor infused in every detail of the facial features.
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Rigor Reconsidered

School as “a place where you were just forced to go,” and where the curriculum...
Rigor Reconsidered
A digital painting depicting a close-up of a persons face, reminiscent of artwork at the Met, with a textured brushstroke effect. The image highlights the eyes, inviting an educational exploration of artistic techniques against a softly blurred background.
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My Education at the Met

In this keynote address at Deeper Learning 2015 in San Diego, the author describes how...
My Education at the Met
A close-up of a handwritten math problem on lined paper explores the relationship between hours and diameter. In this collaborative learning environment, a table labeled X and Y presents numbers: 5, 42; 6, 68; 7, 99. Additional notes are visible but unclear.
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Designing a Collaborative Learning Environment in Math

What do I want for my students? I want them to be active learners, able to ask questions...
Designing a Collaborative Learning Environment in Math
Silhouetted image of a drone with multiple rotors against a textured, colorful sky. The drones shape is clear but lacks details due to shadowing, mirroring the intricate balance required in project management against a vibrant backdrop of successful outcomes.
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Doing the Project First

This is one of the most important steps in designing curriculum because it allows for the...
Doing the Project First
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