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Traditional parent-teacher conferences often only passively include the student, if at all. Student-led conferences are just the opposite.
Alec talks to Ron Berger about student-led conferences: what they are, why they’re powerful, and how to make them a success at your school.
Alec and his former student, Dany Francis, talk about his most ambitious and stressful project, a live-action simulation of the process of escaping Syria...
Radical Self-Love is a year-long, social justice project that unpacks the complex idea of self love...
In this hybrid project done in the 2020-2021 school year, fifth graders learned what makes them funny...
Our encouraging words, listening ears, hugs and high fives make a big difference in the...
Second graders had the opportunity to learn all about kites, fly kites, and...
We need to assess our resources before we can design online experiences. The online classroom...
June, 2021
As is common in life, disasters teach lessons. I learned a great deal from the disaster...
My students had no chance to invest in the long-term crafting of beautiful work and no...
In this project, the entire 6th grade learned about geometry, unit rate, expenses and ...
Human history is punctuated by the prolific rise and inevitable collapse of ...
Alec talks to Lillian Hsu and John Bosselman, of Latitude High School in Oakland about ...
I remember when a college professor of mine said something that would change the way I...
In this episode, Brent Spirnak interviews 9th grade humanities teacher Carol Cabrera ...
Students produced Spanish children’s books and gave them to Spanish-speaking children.
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