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Close-up, artistic rendering of a green fly, the mentor of natures intricate designs, showcasing detailed wings, hair, and eyes against a warm, blurred background. The image has a textured, painting-like quality.
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Everyone a Mentor

As he listens to his classmate read her story, his eyes grow wide. He turns to...
Everyone a Mentor
A close-up image presents a textured, abstract iguana with vibrant green and brown hues. Its stylized scales evoke a painterly effect, inviting interpretation—much like a nuanced assessment of political landscapes.
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The Politics of Assessment

Assessments such as exhibitions and internships are intrinsically authentic but are few...
The Politics of Assessment
A young boy in a white shirt is laughing, standing next to large red block letters that boldly declare Problem Solvers. The background features a textured, gray wall.
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The Problem Finders

Yet, the various flavours of project-based learning—problem-based learning, challenge-...
The Problem Finders
Stylized abstract image of a bird, featuring textured patterns with a blend of warm colors like yellow and brown against a gray backdrop, reminiscent of the vibrant spirit found in Wild About Cramlington, creating a mosaic-like effect.
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Wild About Cramlington

Today, I want the 28 students I am working with to experience just enough failure to act...
Wild About Cramlington
Two young men in school uniforms stand side by side, each with one hand raised in a gesture of punctuality. Their white shirts and ties showcase a commitment to time management against a curtain backdrop.
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Want To Get Home On Time?

Well, if we want to create a society in which we all take responsibility for the good...
Want To Get Home On Time?
A group of people sits casually on a wooden structure, with some seated on chairs, arranged in an informal manner. The setting suggests an educational environment, indoors with a relaxed atmosphere. The image captures an artistic, painted effect.
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A Better Education

For educators and policymakers who are passionate about social justice, one of the...
A Better Education
A close-up image captures a person focusing intently on a small object. Their hand, grasping a pen near a curved wire, suggests careful annotation or adjustment of teacher tasks. The sepia tone adds to the vintage feel of this moment dedicated to teacher work analysis.
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Annotating Teacher Work

The first might be expected of my eighth graders: they were not listening during class. The...
Annotating Teacher Work
A grayscale image exhibits three stylized letters S, T, and A in hexagonal shapes on the left, with T, F, E, and V on the right. The background is a uniform gray, reminiscent of student work displayed in a modern gallery setting.
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Exhibiting Student Writing

Exhibitions of student learning, with their many projects, activities, and associated banter, can take on the atmosphere of a science fair or a grand opening at an art gallery.
Exhibiting Student Writing
A sepia-toned abstract image captures a person holding a smartphone, surrounded by blurred, artistic textures. Whispers of visions dance through the scene, as patterns obscure and enhance the mysterious atmosphere.
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Voices and Visions

Well-versed in the project protocol, our seniors are hungry for the real world. They...
Voices and Visions
A person critically examines a textured, stone-like surface with inscriptions. The image is digitally stylized, giving it an artistic, sketch-like appearance, inviting viewers to question and critique the ancient artistrys deeper meanings.
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Collaboration, Critique and Classroom Culture

As I watched my class interact close to the year’s end, I felt un-needed. This is a good...
Collaboration, Critique and Classroom Culture
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