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If you have a story to tell, a strategy to share, or an idea that should be in the world, Unboxed might be the perfect place to share it!

We accept submissions any time, so if you have a draft, an outline, or just an idea that you’d like to chat about, send it to us using the email button below.

We are seeking stories of deeper learning, project-based learning, and continuous improvement in education. We are especially interested in stories of adult learning in schools in all of its forms. 

For more information, look at the Unboxed Writer’s Guide.

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Will I get paid for an Unboxed article?

Yes indeed. Unboxed pays $250 (US Dollars) for an article, upon online publication.  

How long should my article be?

Unboxed articles are typically between 1000 and 3000 words. Having said that, every article has a different length that it needs to be. If it’s helpful to have a target, aim for either 1000 words or 2000 words.  

How formal should it be? Should I go full-on “academic”?

Definitely not. Unboxed is a journal first and foremost for professional educators, not academia. Here’s the tone to go for: Imagine that you’ve just spent a day at the greatest education conference you’ve ever been to, and you’re at happy hour with a bunch of inspiring educators who you just met. Write the article like you’re talking to them. A caveat: this article should be valuable as well as interesting. Ask yourself, what will the reader do with this information after they read your article?  

Is there a style guide I should follow?

Indeed there is! It’s here.  

I have an idea for an article! Where should I send it?

Send it to unboxed [at] hthgse.edu, or send us a message here!  

What kind of stuff are you looking for?

We’ve got lots of examples starting on page two of the Writers’ Guide!
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