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Dr. Luke Wood discusses how educators can change their perspective by changing their language. [read more]

Dr. Luke Wood

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Video Portrait Project

Students created a digital video portrait of themselves using one of their personal poems written in English class [read more]

Victor De La Fuente

What improvers can learn from civil rights organizers

Stacey Caillier and Curtis Taylor talk to Dr. Brandi Hinnant-Crawford about what Septima Clark, Ella Baker, and Bayard Rustin can [read more]

Curtis Taylor, Dr. Brandi Hinnant-Crawford, Stacey Caillier

Ask Dr. Project: What if kids just copy the model?

The answer to this question is, literally and precisely, "I'd like to see them try." [read more]

Alec Patton

From The Current Issue

The Route To School Improvement Is Hiding In Plain Sight

“You know how you can tell you’re in a happy school within 30 seconds of walking through the front door?” [read more]

David Price

Behind The Scenery

Students learned the history and biodiversity of the land to become documentarians of new stories [read more]

David Roney, Emily Usaha, Meghan Paddy

Schools as Equitable Communities of Inquiry

We wrote this chapter several years ago, in response to a request from the Sitra Foundation in Finland that we [read more]

Rob Riordan, Stacey Caillier

Cause for Paws

"I learned that animals are not just creatures, they can be a big part of your family and life." [read more]

Bailey Kleis, Jeff Govoni, Jenny Merrill

Issue 26: Spring 2024

June, 2024

Improvement

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How Calexico High School Raised FAFSA Completion

You can learn more about the CARPE College Access Network ... [read more]

Alec Patton

Providing Wise Feedback to Students

Effective teaching involves setting high expectations for students and providing them with the necessary support to meet those expectations, fostering [read more]

Curtis Taylor, Daisy Sharrock, Mari Jones, Ruth Smith, Yekaterina Milvidskaia

STEM

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Electioneering Part 2: “That’s not Fair!”

teacher Mele Sato explains how she got her students excited about the somewhat ... [read more]

Alec Patton, Mele Sato

Logs from San Diego Bay.

These words are written in memory of Jay Vavra, my former teaching partner... [read more]

Tom Fehrenbacher

Education Accessibility

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Education, Choice and Change

Distinguished Professor at Marquette University and Chair of the Black Alliance for... [read more]

Howard Fuller

Redefine Who You Are as a Learner

LeDerick Horne speaks about the importance of being transparent with students who have ... [read more]

Brent Spirnak, LeDerick Horne

Arts & Literacy

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Town Squares: A San Diego Neighborhoods Project

Students at HTM are selected through a lottery system and come from every zip code in ... [read more]

Gary Gould, Maggie Miller, Mary Williams

Crafting Beautiful Lessons

Ron Berger is interviewed on his approach to engage students in the creation of “beautiful work” [read more]

Ron Berger, Stacey Caillier

Leadership

On Schools of Education

Theodore Sizer

What Does It Take For Black Teachers To Thrive?

Carol Battle, Curtis Taylor

Shane Duenow on parallel prototyping & Padlet

Alec Patton, Shane Duenow

Elementary

Project Deepening: Bird Dancers

Sukmal Turner

ANIMON

Connie Tosaya, Gigi Neidiffer, Kari Shelton, Nicole Ramirez, Rina Vinetz

The Great Ceramicist Throw Down

Gabrielle DuThinh Clark

Middle School

Stars in the Parks: Design Thinking

Brittany Perro, Charley Jacob, Chris Olivas

Seed Dispersal Challenge

Kiki Contreras

Colonies, Clusters, and Classrooms?

Chelsea Pasfield, Grace Kegley, Shelby Fuentes

High School

Life: The Book

Brandon Davidson, Randy Scherer

Ancient Sailing and Seafarers

Aaron Commerson, Juli Ruff

The “Totes of Hope”: A Mental Health Humanities Project

Andres Perez

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