Ohio schools embrace fail-forward critical thinking and risk taking skills to better prepare students for innovation-driven economy
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Changing the perception of Kindergarteners as powerful project-based learners
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New requirements for federal grants are riskier than ever so it is important to prepare in advance
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Training teachers in project-based learning with field-tested designed projects
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Certification and college credit with G Plus Program in Greenville, SC
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Iowa STEM Partnerships with multiple districts helps to grow student programs
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Grants to states to support literacy instruction in high-need schools
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Empathy can be used to cultivate shared experiences in education
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Young students unite with companies and communities to reach a green future
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Large scale personalized learning initiative in Greenville County, SC
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Using relevance in math to keep students continually interested
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Bringing dynamism and inquiry learning to the classroom replaces didactic teaching and a reliance on the “designated answerer”
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Teachers should encourage civics education because civic engagement affects government and government controls education
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Sustaining student engagement through phenomena-based and digital learning
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Teacher evaluations work when a good feedback culture is in place.