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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.
Global Education On a Dime: A Low-Cost Way to Connect
Teachers can create global-education projects on a small budget.
Learning Landscape: Kids Monitor Terrain with Tech
Students at this Minnesota elementary school use new technology to study the ancient ecology of a vast prairie wetland.
Leapin' Lizards!: Students as Data Collectors
NatureMapping brings real science to the classroom -- and startles the professionals.
Geo-Literacy: Using Technology to Forge New Ground
Students use visual learning and communication tools to build an in-depth understanding of geography, geology, and local history.
The Edible Schoolyard: Seed-to-Table Learning
This campus gardening project has done more than teach students about the fundamentals of organic gardening. It's taught life lessons about interdependence, caring for the environment, and the value of hard work.
Garden of Eating: Middle School Students Grow Their Own Lunch
Berkeley’s curriculum-based Edible Schoolyard gardening program connects students with the Earth.
Hula to High Tech: Hawaiian Students Re-Create History
A Honolulu school uses technology to illuminate an ancient heritage.
Toad Tracking: Science and More Through NatureMapping
Through their work in a nationwide project, fourth-grade students hone their reading, writing, and math skills while making meaningful contributions to science.
