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Colorful, oversized crayons mounted on white boards stick out horizontally from a bright green hallway wall in a school, creating a playful, creative display that’s perfect for inspiring busy people passing by. This vibrant classroom design is complemented by other student artwork also visible on the walls.
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Classroom Design for Busy People: Make a “Tribute Wall”!

As a new teacher, I faced the same dilemma every fall: What to put on the walls of my classroom?
Classroom Design for Busy People: Make a “Tribute Wall”!
A young boy and an adult man in a plaid shirt and backward cap are closely looking at something in front of them, appearing focused and engaged as they hold game controllers, making play accessible for everyone.
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Making Game Controllers Accessible to Everyone

Teachers Corey Clark, Curtis Taylor & Matt Gottilla designed the AbleGamerz Project...
Making Game Controllers Accessible to Everyone
A person with long hair sits at a computer, viewing a pixelated landscape with mountains and greenery on the screen—perhaps exploring the possibilities of educational video games as part of a project-based learning experience. Another person is partly visible behind a divider.
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Educational Video Games And Transdisciplinary PBL

The above scene occurred in a recent session of the Minecraft Mathematics Middle School...
Educational Video Games And Transdisciplinary PBL
Two-panel image: Top panel shows two people seated and talking, focusing on their legs—a subtle moment of collaboration. Bottom panel shows a group of people standing close together, some looking down, in a busy indoor setting that reflects the energy of teamwork.
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The Case For Collaboration

Many have likened teaching to art. I think there’s something to that. Both are creative...
The Case For Collaboration
A close-up of a handwritten note on a textured surface with blue ink, detailing Venetia Phair’s journey in naming Pluto. The text is partially legible, featuring looping and cursive script. The background is a muted gray with indistinct patterns.
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A Journey With Venetia Phair, The Girl Who Named Pluto

In British Primary, we were encouraged to follow our students’ interests in developing...
A Journey With Venetia Phair, The Girl Who Named Pluto
Wooden sculptures resembling staircases are on display downtown in front of large reflective windows. The abstract design, much like a students voice, features various angles and steps with a complex background of overlapping lines and shapes visible through the glass.
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Writing “Downtown”: Student Voice in Teaching Writing

Like my students must do in their writing, I must attend to my audience. Using what I...
Writing “Downtown”: Student Voice in Teaching Writing
Close-up of a spider on its web, showcasing a colorful, intricate pattern on its back in shades of orange, yellow, and brown. Like a teacher’s wake-up call to natures artistry, the greenish-hued web enhances this spellbinding display.
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Thank You Tiger! My Teacher Wake Up Call

His dad had told him that he’d have a job with him as a bricklayer on the building...
Thank You Tiger! My Teacher Wake Up Call
A woman in sunglasses and a hat sits on a wooden dock overlooking San Diego Bay, writing in a notebook. Shes barefoot, smiling, and surrounded by the calm water backdrop. A colorful bag and her sandals are by her side.
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Logs From San Diego Bay

By the end of our first year together, our students produced a field guide, The Two...
Logs From San Diego Bay
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
A person holds a large animal bone in front of their face, partially obscuring it, as if uncovering secrets in the 72-Mile Classroom. The blurred background highlights an eye above the bone, adding intrigue to this unique learning experience.
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72-Mile Classroom

From the crest at Volcan Mountain, to the coast at Dog Beach, lies the 72-mile classroom...
72-Mile Classroom
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