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Leadership

A Gifted Ed Teacher’s Secrets to Success

By: Stephen Noonoo. Gifted education teacher Alison Alowonle shares how she keeps her exceptional students (and their families) engaged in their learning process, as well as advice for those interested in getting involved as an educator in the space.

Innov8

Innov8: Summer is Here!

Summer is almost here, but before you put down your #2 pencils and run for the door, check out these eight stories featuring the latest education resources and innovations in learning!

Place Based Education

A Literature Class in a Museum: A Place-Based Experience

This multi-authored post shares a number of perspectives on a college literature class on Mark Twain, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and some of their contemporaries, which was taught on-site at the Stowe and Twain house museums in Hartford, Connecticut.

Project-Based Learning

How Capistrano USD is Transforming its Writing Instruction

By: Virginia Reischl. By aligning our writing goals and rubrics vertically from grades 6-12 and horizontally across disciplines, we are bringing clarity and continuity to our teaching of writing skills. Here’s how we are approaching this ambitious task.

Leadership

Supporting Student Agency of SEL

By: Jessica Berlinski. Let's support students in owning their own SEL by providing them with the tools they need to develop agency. Here are two unique programs that represent powerful methods for building SEL agency for future career and life success.

Personalized Learning

Is Personalized Learning the Answer?

By: Mark Lang. Education is under serious challenges today, and many believe that personalized learning is the answer. Before everyone jumps in, however, we need to examine its ability to address the real problems.