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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
Abstract black and white artwork depicting a stylized face with prominent eyes and outlines. The textured surface adds depth, while hints of green and red appear in the corner, enhancing the compositions mood.
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Knowing Why

We forget to ask ourselves Why and learning becomes a “chore” or a “must do” as we pass...
Knowing Why
A group of smiling children outdoors, some holding colorful balloons. The background shows lush greenery, suggesting a park or garden setting. The image has a painted texture effect.
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Home Visits

What I’ve come to know, however, is that spending time in the home of each student gives...
Home Visits
A cozy quilt shop interior with walls and tables displaying colorful, patterned quilts in an exhibit style. Wooden chairs are in the foreground, inviting teachers and enthusiasts alike to gather under warm lighting that highlights the vibrant textile designs throughout the room.
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When Teachers Exhibit

How can teachers further develop new professional learning and then share it? Is there an...
When Teachers Exhibit
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
A person with shoulder-length hair is sitting at a desk, reflecting as they write on a sheet of paper with a pencil. The perspective from above focuses on the back and top of the persons head, capturing a moment of personal growth.
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Growth Through Reflection

“Ms. Georgia, is it reflection time yet?” an eager student asks. “You betcha, Alex. Go...
Growth Through Reflection
A stylized image of a yellow bus, focusing on the front section with a visible windshield. The bus has an authentic vintage design and appears slightly abstract due to the artistic effect applied to the image, making it seem like a scene from an old cinema reel.
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A Reel-y Authentic Project

Raising thousands of dollars in a short period of time to start a student run, non-profit...
A Reel-y Authentic Project
A group of children holding painted paper plates stand in front of a building with decorative doors, showcasing their expanded creativity from an educational art project. Two adults are in the background, smiling proudly as the children, dressed in colorful clothing, beam with joy.
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Education, Expanded

The High Tech High system is a hotbed of intellectual thought on the topic of education,...
Education, Expanded
A collage of abstract geometric shapes with various colors and lines on a textured surface, featuring overlapping images that evoke a sense of student agency, creating a layered effect.
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Mindsets and Student Agency

We can’t force students to develop agency and drive their own learning. It must come from...
Mindsets and Student Agency
Two people, characterized by their meticulous habits, are working with small lab equipment outdoors. Wearing gloves and protective eyewear, one holds a pipette while the other prepares materials. Backpacks rest nearby, hinting at a field experiment where nature becomes their teacher.
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Don’t Just Talk About Character: Teach Habits

When was the last time you were involved in completing a project for work that didn’t...
Don’t Just Talk About Character: Teach Habits
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