A Charleston high school is combining subjects in 3rd major program change in 10 years
The Post and CourierBy Paul BowersBurke High teacher Benjamin Plants runs a “store” at the front...
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Eye On KELOLAND: Young Frankensteins
KelolandBy Perry GrotenSome students in Sioux Falls have completed a classroom project just in...
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Students Learn Project Management From HQPBL Experiences
Getting SmartBy Janice WaltonOne of the keys to successfully integrating a project-based learning...
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The Promise & Challenge of Student-Centered Learning
Education WeekBy Tom Vander ArkIn the old days (like 3 years ago) we told computers what to do,...
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Mentors Enhance Project-Based Learning
ForbesBy Tom Vander ArkExtended community-connected projects offer at least seven benefits to...
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Cool Schools: Goshen New Tech Middle School learns water conservation through new incentive
abc 57 NewsBy Abby LutzGOSHEN, Ind. — A new incentive in Elkhart County is encouraging the...
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New tech network school comes to Georgetown
Mountain DemocratAn excited community gathering helped Georgetown School educators cut the...
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“It’s One of the Best Ways I’ve Had to Learn”
KDLTBy Carleen WildOne of the student ambassadors for New Tech High explains why project-based...
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Manor’s new two-campus high school is first of its kind in Austin area
There is no stopping the growth in Manor, one of the few affordable suburbs of Austin. But the...
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Right on Track? or On the Right Track?
Sarah Leiker, New Tech Network CoachMy sister is now two weeks into her college internship for her...
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Five Approaches to Breakthrough Schools
Ed WeekBy Tyler S. ThigpenTyler is a Partner at Transcend, a national nonprofit focused on...
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Ohio Town’s Schools Hope to Be ‘More Than a Line Item’ in the Federal Budget
Ms. DeVos is a staunch supporter of parochial and charter schools and has challenged teachers’...
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