by Kyle Wagner | Jun 7, 2020 | Blog
For every event of such blatant racism caught on video, there are a thousand more incidents of racism lying beneath the surface. As educators, how do we help address and discuss such a difficult topic with our students? Activity #1: Picture Discussion Protocol This... 
by Kyle Wagner | May 25, 2020 | Blog
Last week we discussed beautiful work, and how to ensure our students create it. And while it’s easy for us to strive for beautiful work, it’s just as easy to forget that this work is oftentimes the result of hours upon hours of continual feedback and... 
by Kyle Wagner | May 23, 2020 | Blog
What is beautiful work? This was the question on the minds of two extraordinary elementary and secondary innovators during this period of remote learning. More specifically: How do we shift students from completing work for a worksheet or exam to producing... 
by Kyle Wagner | May 18, 2020 | Blog
Marc Shulman (website) of High Tech High had one of those students who seemed impossible to reach. He never turned in any homework. Tuned out during class. And didn’t seem to care whether his grade was an ‘F’ or an ‘A.’ Marc tried... 
by Kyle Wagner | May 14, 2020 | Blog
When we return to our classrooms post CoVid 19, whether it’s a blended classroom, or the one we left when this whole tragedy began, it will be tempting to try and make up for lost time. Pound the books. Over-schedule, over-structure, and immediately immerse... 
by Kyle Wagner | May 11, 2020 | Blog
Imagine your students, in firmly pressed suits and colourful dresses, standing next to their re- constructed models of ancient civilisations, articulating in detail to a room full of adults reasons why they fell. Imagine their work being so impressive that a local...
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