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Tag: pedagogy

Three young adults work together outdoors, engaging in project based learning as they measure and discuss a large wooden board on a table, surrounded by green grass and trees under a clear blue sky.
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What is PBL?

A key question for PBL educators: how will we know if we are doing project-based learning well?
What is PBL?
A close-up of a colorful induction calendar displaying session titles, dates, and icons for meetings, group selection, and project milestones—each arranged in colored boxes on a white background to support continuous improvement.
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Bringing Continuous Improvement to Induction

California’s credentialing structure is a two-step approach ...
Bringing Continuous Improvement to Induction
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 close-up of a smiling boy with short dark hair, holding a pencil—capturing a moment of joy in education. The background is blurred and features hints of green and yellow, suggesting an outdoor setting that inspires deeper learning.
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Deeper Learning and Equity

What does it take to do both?
Deeper Learning and Equity
A person wearing glasses examines a round object in their hand, seated at a wooden table with a green notepad and laptop keyboard visible—tools of an active learning session. Another stands nearby in a light-colored jacket, observing the educational moment unfold.
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Uncovering The Why In The Way We Teach

I was proud of the countless teaching strategies I had already collected before I began...
Uncovering The Why In The Way We Teach
A close-up of a textured artwork featuring overlapping pieces of newspaper clippings arranged in abstract patterns, reminiscent of stories shared by other peoples children. The text is not legible, with colors primarily beige and black, accented by hints of green.
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Other People’s Children Are My Children

To be clear, this is NOT a guide, and I do NOT have all the answers, or any answer for...
Other People’s Children Are My Children
Close-up of a textured artwork with abstract faces in black, white, and gray tones. The stylized faces, reminiscent of First Gen Voices, feature prominent eyes and noses against a quilted fabric surface.
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After a Progressive K-12: First Gen Voices on College

“I think that HTH has such a different way of teaching their students that really...
After a Progressive K-12: First Gen Voices on College
A digitally altered image depicts the silhouette of a person with short hair facing an illuminated window. Outside, a pink flower stands vivid against a blurred background of greenery. The image has a textured, stylized effect, blending natural beauty with artistic flair.
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Illuminated Mathematics

Almost all of us have at some point taught something that was completely irrelevant to the...
Illuminated Mathematics
A distorted, abstract grayscale image of people and objects in a room. The blurred figures appear to be sitting or standing around a table. The scene is heavily textured and lacks clear details.
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Going Gaga

It all started when the eighth grade students came back from retreat with an “awesome”...
Going Gaga
A stylized, artistic image of three people from diverse ethnicities sitting and conversing in an integrated school setting. The abstract, richly textured figures capture a relaxed atmosphere, emphasizing the harmonious interaction between the subjects.
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Race and Ethnicity in an Integrated School

The email, signed only “Concerned Student,” expressed outrage because the author felt not...
Race and Ethnicity in an Integrated School
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