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Teachers, Like Students, Learn by Doing: Project Learning at Envision Schools
posted by Bob LenzA quote by experiential-education pioneer Kurt Hahn projects brightly onto a large screen: “We are crew, not passengers.” After a brief welcome, the thirty-five new teachers at Envision Schools are asked to respond to the quote in their journals. Then, following some quiet reflection time, the teachers meet their fellow group members.
Turning on Technology: Using Today's Tools to Study Yesterday's
A field trip from Ferryway School, near Boston, to the nation's oldest ironworks is captured with the latest tech.
Learning by Design: The Build San Francisco Institute's School-to-Career Program
Architectural projects and internships integrate real-life math, science, design, and technology skills for San Francisco high school students.
The Key Learning Community: Cultivating Multiple Intelligences
Swimming against the tide, this K-12 Indianapolis school emphasizes exploration and deep understanding over rote memorization.
A Product of Learning: Representing Their Work Through Tech
A school uses technology to help provide top-of-the-line education for all students.
Leapin' Lizards!: Students as Data Collectors
NatureMapping brings real science to the classroom -- and startles the professionals.
More Fun Than a Barrel of . . . Worms?!
At Newsome Park Elementary School, assigignments in project-based learning are helping students learn more, participate more, and want more.
The Definition of Student Success: What Does it Mean to You?
posted by Ken MessersmithThe report “A New Day for Learning,” recently released by the Time, Learning, and Afterschool Task Force, argues that we must redefine the school day if we are to improve student achievement in the United States. The authors of the report, funded by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, lay out five elements of their proposed new learning system.
From Worms to Wall Street: Projects Prompt Active, Authentic Learning
You can't tear students at Newsome Park Elementary School away from their schoolwork when it involves in-depth investigations with real-world applications.
Visualizing Technology Integration: A Model for Meeting ISTE Educational-Technology Standards
Educators employ project learning to explore science and history together.
