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Students debate whether to take a discrimination case headed to the Supreme Court.
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Students advise the U.S. president on fiscal and monetary policy during economic crisis.
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Possibly the most common worry expressed by parents lately is their befuddlement at what supports and limitations they should be placing on their child’s screen time and use of social media. I get it. It can be truly baffling and frustrating.
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Food Network star Alton Brown cautions viewers that “too much spice can ruin a meal.” At a recent tech conference in Minneapolis I began to understand what Brown meant.
Reflections on designing projects that directly impact the community.
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By focusing on PBL as the process of learning and the application of knowledge, students become more clear on the expectations for learning outcomes, which leads to higher quality products.
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An overview of setting up effective relational structures, embracing what they have to teach us, and letting go of the need to provide all the answers as we, as educators, grow and model inter-generational collaboration.
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Where student voice & inquiry meet
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Since the start of my journey as a Project Based Learning teacher, I have repeatedly found that well-designed projects inspire students, who love viewing content through a broader, more relevant lens.
