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A tilted document with text and a screenshot of a virtual meeting on a yellow background. The meeting shows multiple participants in a grid layout, each in their own video window. Text on the document is partially visible.

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Quaranscene

9th grade Humanities students wrote playwriting scenes in response to their own experiences of quarantine.
A flyer on an orange background highlights The Force of Friction, showcasing how this force moves objects. It includes showtimes and bonus features like a kinetic art gallery walk. An illustration and a group photo enrich the design, inviting people to explore the dynamic world of friction.

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The Force of Friction: What Moves Objects & People?

In humanities students researched undocumented minors and the reasons they immigrate to ...
A tilted poster showcases images of a tech event. The top image displays a large projection screen with pixel art, while the middle reveals computer stations where modern teens engage with innovative games. The bottom captures teenagers interacting enthusiastically with exhibits.

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The Making of the Modern Teen

The graduating seniors of HTHMA presented a compelling and provocative interactive art ...
A tilted image of a book cover showcases photos of students in a lively classroom setting. The text reads Festival 2010, highlighting Digital Storytelling @ HMMA, and celebrating A Multimedia Humanities 6th Grade Project.

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Digital Storytelling

Students created digital stories about a defining moment, a message, or a lesson learned ...
A middle-aged man with light brown hair and a gentle expression, possibly Ron Berger, looks slightly to the side. Hes wearing a white shirt and a patterned tie, set against a muted, artistic background with soft colors, as if preparing for insightful presentations on learning.

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Ron Berger on Presentations of Learning

Ron Berger talks to Alec about Presentations of Learning
A grid of childrens drawings, showcased in an online exhibition, depicts various people with unique features and colorful backgrounds. Some drawings include names like Rex, Ivanno, and Ms. Sara. The styles range from basic to more detailed and vibrant.

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HTHybrid — Online Exhibitions

The flexibility and personalization of online exhibitions gives students a focused spotlight to share their learning
A person with dark hair styled with bangs and a decorative floral headband is smiling widely, reminiscent of Carol Cabrera’s vibrant student plays. They are wearing bright pink lipstick, standing out against a textured, artistic background as if captured perfectly on Zoom.

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How Carol Cabrera Stages Student Plays on Zoom

In this episode, Brent Spirnak interviews 9th grade humanities teacher Carol Cabrera about staging student-written “zoom plays” in quarantine.
A person in a beanie and striped pants executes an impressive breakdance move at the Breaks Exhibition, balancing on one hand with legs extended. An audience watches in the background. The image boasts an artistic, sketch-like effect.

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The Breaks Exhibition

Fernando Vega's 6th grade students from High Tech Middle North County explored the four . . .
A person gestures towards a colorful poster in a bustling exhibition space, discussing its role in an electioneering project. Other attendees in the background observe various displays, carrying bags and backpacks. The scene is vibrant and dynamic.

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Electioneering Project

Teacher Mele Sato explains the exhibition rehearsal process for the electioneering ...
A person with braided hair speaks, gesturing with one hand during a 9th-grade student presentation. Indoors, abstract art and a computer monitor set the scene, all rendered in a painterly, stylized effect.

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9th Grade Student Presentation of Learning

9th grader, Malahi (ya-ya), presents a reflection on her first end of the year...
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