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A group of children and adults gather around a small outdoor table for a Collaborative Design session. The kids are engaged in drawing activities as one adult leans in to assist while another captures the lively scene surrounded by greenery.

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Collaborative Design in PBL Exhibitions

Exhibitions are opportunities for students to shape the experience and to lead authentic audiences
At a PBL exhibition, a group interacts at an indoor event. An adult discusses authentic work with a child seated at a table laden with papers and colorful items. Others in the background walk and engage in various activities amidst vibrant lighting.

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Authentic Work in PBL Exhibitions

PBL exhibitions motivate students from the beginning knowing their work is for real people
Minimalist building facade with geometric window designs in black and gold against a clear blue sky, offering an innovative aesthetic akin to the High Tech High Graduate School of Education. Surrounding branches add contrast to the modern architectural style.

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Personalization in PBL Exhibitions

Every individual PBL exhibition must be unique to each student’s identity and voice
Two cartoon figures sit at a table. The pink figure asks, What were the common reasons for students not succeeding in your class? Was it due to grading practices or perhaps a lack of review?.

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Grading Practices Review

Teachers review their grading practices and grade books to improve the success of students
A group of abstract human figures in pastel colors gather around a table. One yellow figure, embracing the 2 x 10 Strategy, raises their hand. A pink figure holding papers stands to the side, observing. The background reveals faint outlines of more figures, illustrating personalizing belongingness.

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Personalizing Belongingness: 2 x 10 Strategy

Teachers can get to know students with this concentrated strategy to increase belongingness in their class
Two people are immersed in a project, examining a wall display of masks. Each mask comes with a descriptive label, sparking discussion as one person points at a particular piece, providing an engaging moment of social emotional learning as both focus on the exhibit.

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The Masks We Wear: A Social Emotional Learning Project

Heart work is hard work too
A person in a green sweater holds a microphone on stage, resembling an artist like Ruby Ibarra. They look at people in the audience as several raise their hands towards the stage. Equipment is visible in the background, with people gathered around, all forming a lively tableau against self-erasure.

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Ruby Ibarra on Art & Self Erasure

Rapper & poet Ruby Ibarra speaks on how performing has grown her confidence to be her whole self
A group of people stands in front of a pink wall showcasing a curated array of colorful, decorated shadow boxes. Each box contains unique art pieces reflecting diverse cultures. Some individuals observe the artwork thoughtfully while others capture the moment on their phones.

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Curation Creates Culture

Curating student work contributes to the school culture by valuing the students work and modeling high quality projects
A person writes on a large whiteboard with notes under the heading Group 1. At the top left, the words Care network emphasize making student thinking visible.

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Making Student Thinking Visible

Teacher strategy to make students' thinking visible in math class discussion.
A person holding a clipboard stands in an art store, observing personalized learning in action. A child with long hair draws at a table while another, engaged in collaborative experiences, works on a board in the background. Shelves brimming with art supplies surround them.

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Personalized Learning through Collaborative Experiences

The personalization of student learning starts with the experiences teachers lay out for their projects...
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