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Start with the Pyramid: Real-World Issues Motivate Students
In this classroom, children use concrete, real-world examples to illustrate core knowledge.
PBL Research Summary: Studies Validate Project-Based Learning
Research shows the efficacy of an authentic form of education that expects students to immerse themselves in a topic and meaningfully demonstrate acquisition of skills and knowledge.
A Product of Learning: Representing Their Work Through Tech
A school uses technology to help provide top-of-the-line education for all students.
Turning On the Switch: Students Engage in Their Learning
When parents and educators pulled together to start this East Oakland school, their mission wasn't just to reinvigorate education; it was to change lives.
A Passion for Knowledge: An Introduction to Expeditionary Learning
posted by Diane Demee-BenoitWhen I taught zoology and environmental science, my colleagues and I worked hard to create multifaceted learning experiences because we saw that the kids who truly mastered a subject and developed a greater passion for learning were those who had the opportunity to learn with their mind, heart, and hands.
Treasured Island: Giving Students Real Skills and Real Responsibilities
A tiny offshore Maine school's self-sufficiency makes it an inspirational island apart.
Building Boats (and Bridges): Experiential Learning as a Link to Native American History
Children construct a traditional canoe like those used by indigenous peoples as part of their exploration of the past.
The Little School That Did: Reinvigorating Education in East Oakland
The ASCEND School embraces expeditionary learning -- and success.
Carving Cultural Connections: Students Craft a Canoe
An extraordinary experience-based education project enables a group of Washington students to live their Native American culture history curriculum.
Engaging the Heart and the Mind: Expeditionary Learning Teaches the Whole Child
posted by Diane Demee-BenoitIn addition to its focus on active pedagogy and effective instructional practices, expeditionary learning values the development of the whole child. Self-discovery, collaboration, empathy and caring, diversity and inclusion, and service to community are key design principles in any strong learning adventure.
