Choose Your Own Adventure Students explored examples of risk taking from personal and state history, through a …
A Fly on the Wall A Fly on the Wall Project was a collaborative project between 11th grade biology and …
Chipotle Challenge ”So there are 60-some thousand flavor combinations at Chiptole…” This simple message …
The Boneyard Project This eight week project between Nick Ehlers’ junior biology class and Patrick Wilcox, a …
Critical Thinking in Presentations of Learning The questions asked by the teachers were probing to the point where [my son] had to go on…
Introducing Peer Critique to Students Revision is commonly met with groans of, “I don’t know what to change,” and subpar…
Revealing Riches: Mentoring in Clinical Credentialing Benjamin Disraeli once said, “The greatest good you can do for another is not just…
Upside Down Exhibition Envision believes that through focusing on rigor, relationships, and results, we can…
The Politics of Assessment Assessments such as exhibitions and internships are intrinsically authentic but are few…
The Power of My Mistakes For my project on authoritarian rulers, I divided students into groups, each of which…
The Problem Finders Yet, the various flavours of project-based learning—problem-based learning, challenge-…
Finding Inspiration From Beyond the Classroom For students, engaging in one topic through multiple disciplines facilitates the kind of…
Let’s Give a Hand to the School of the Future Many people fondly remember some kind of hands-on, multi-sensory play in kindergarten or…
