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Two colorful, decorative hanging lamps are shown. The red lamp features a detailed design and artistic patterns, while the green and red lamp has scalloped edges and intricate patterns, offering inspiration for model critiques or instructional practice.
Model Critiques as an Instructional Practice

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Ron Berger
Ron Berger shares how teachers can use model critiques for instructional practices.
Ron Berger
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Two colorful, decorative hanging lamps are shown. The red lamp features a detailed design and artistic patterns, while the green and red lamp has scalloped edges and intricate patterns, offering inspiration for model critiques or instructional practice.
Model Critiques as an Instructional Practice
Ron Berger shares how teachers can use model critiques for instructional practices.
Ron Berger
A boy wearing glasses presents a project on a classroom wall to an audience of adults and children during what appears to be a school event, offering exhibition tips that could be especially helpful for new teachers. Other families are visible in the background.
Two Key Tips for Teachers who Exhibit Student Learning
Ron Berger discusses how putting on exhibitions of student learning is a practice new teachers can improve one with every event.
Ron Berger
Campus Connections at King Middle School
Principal Natalie Daniels and her team partnered with educators and community to develop a powerful two-day seminar and advisory program focused on connection, relationships, and whole-child support.
Natalie Daniels
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Two colorful, decorative hanging lamps are shown. The red lamp features a detailed design and artistic patterns, while the green and red lamp has scalloped edges and intricate patterns, offering inspiration for model critiques or instructional practice.
Model Critiques as an Instructional Practice

by

Ron Berger
Ron Berger shares how teachers can use model critiques for instructional practices.
Ron Berger
Follow us on youtube

Latest Videos

See all unboxed videos

Two colorful, decorative hanging lamps are shown. The red lamp features a detailed design and artistic patterns, while the green and red lamp has scalloped edges and intricate patterns, offering inspiration for model critiques or instructional practice.
Model Critiques as an Instructional Practice
Ron Berger shares how teachers can use model critiques for instructional practices.
Ron Berger
A boy wearing glasses presents a project on a classroom wall to an audience of adults and children during what appears to be a school event, offering exhibition tips that could be especially helpful for new teachers. Other families are visible in the background.
Two Key Tips for Teachers who Exhibit Student Learning
Ron Berger discusses how putting on exhibitions of student learning is a practice new teachers can improve one with every event.
Ron Berger
Campus Connections at King Middle School
Principal Natalie Daniels and her team partnered with educators and community to develop a powerful two-day seminar and advisory program focused on connection, relationships, and whole-child support.
Natalie Daniels
Products in PBL
Artifacts of learning provide opportunities for students and teachers to share what was learned and how students developed during its creation.
Brent Spirnak

Improvement

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Campus Connections at King Middle School
Principal Natalie Daniels and her team partnered with educators and community to develop a powerful two-day seminar and advisory program focused on connection, relationships, and whole-child support.
Natalie Daniels
The Power of Student Voice — Bidwell Junior High
Bidwell Junior High School created a structure in their school to both increase student voice and decrease unwanted behaviors.
David McKay

Project-Based Learning

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Two colorful, decorative hanging lamps are shown. The red lamp features a detailed design and artistic patterns, while the green and red lamp has scalloped edges and intricate patterns, offering inspiration for model critiques or instructional practice.
Model Critiques as an Instructional Practice
Ron Berger shares how teachers can use model critiques for instructional practices.
Ron Berger
Products in PBL
Artifacts of learning provide opportunities for students and teachers to share what was learned and how students developed during its creation.
Brent Spirnak

Share Student Learning

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A person dressed in a vibrant red and white traditional outfit performs an outdoor dance, embodying the spirit of the Bird Dancers. They wear a hat and hold a feathered object. In the background, three onlookers stand captivated by Project Deepening, with a fence and building visible.
Project Deepening: Bird Dancers
Second grade students deepen their project with a visit from bird dancers from several local tribes
Sukmal Turner, Brent Spirnak
A group of people energetically dancing in a studio, led by an instructor at the front, evokes joyous feelings. The atmosphere is lively, resembling an artful blend of movement and education. The room pulses with colorful dynamism, captured through a stylized artistic filter.
School Makes Me Feel
High Tech High students from many of the K12 schools reflect on how school makes them . . .
Brent Spirnak

Deeper Learning

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Two colorful, decorative hanging lamps are shown. The red lamp features a detailed design and artistic patterns, while the green and red lamp has scalloped edges and intricate patterns, offering inspiration for model critiques or instructional practice.
Model Critiques as an Instructional Practice
Ron Berger shares how teachers can use model critiques for instructional practices.
Ron Berger
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.
Ruby Ibarra on Art & Self Erasure
Rapper & poet Ruby Ibarra speaks on how performing has grown her confidence to be her whole self
Brent Spirnak
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