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Rock On! A Virtual Reality Geology Project

A fourth grader from High Tech elementary North County stood inside a crater of an extinct volcano. He contemplated where to go next...
Rock On! A Virtual Reality Geology Project

It Takes a Village to Raise a Writer

We called our project the Earth Authors Program. It began with Ramnath setting the groundwork by giving children an authentic reason for writing.
It Takes a Village to Raise a Writer

How to Collaborate with a Park: A Guide for Teachers

One of the biggest time-sucks in project planning is locating, vetting, and integrating relevant resources required for project-based learning
How to Collaborate with a Park: A Guide for Teachers

The Peace and Well-Being Film Project

How did the teachers connect the perspectives of different subjects into a single film project?
The Peace and Well-Being Film Project

How I Planned a Project Using ChatGPT

Middle School teacher Sean Gilley explains how he uses Chat GPT to share the load on project planning, so he can focus on the parts of teaching that matter most
How I Planned a Project Using ChatGPT

Assessing Student Work with Next Generation Science Standards

"Creating a project-based curriculum in science was going to be a challenging albeit passionate undertaking."
Assessing Student Work with Next Generation Science Standards

Strengthening Family-School Partnerships

Could a partnership between the school and families with open communication be the key to student success?
Strengthening Family-School Partnerships

Learning Behind the Lens

A student reflection on collaborative project work
Learning Behind the Lens

The Price of a Good Education

“Hey, I’m gonna need that hundred dollars by the end of the day,” Max said as he double-checked the owed amount on his collection sheet.
The Price of a Good Education

Lightning In A Bottle: The Al Qamar School Story

“Paagalon ka school” (“School for lunatics”), “The Motley Crew’, “The Rag-Tag Army” were the not-so-flattering epithets the community used to describe our school —one would have thought we had started a rock band, not a tiny little school with nine children and grand ambitions.
Lightning In A Bottle: The Al Qamar School Story
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