by Kyle Wagner | Nov 7, 2022 | Project Examples, Projects
Project Summary: Over the course of eight weeks, students used hydroponics to grow herbs that were used to make dumplings. Why dumplings? When defined broadly as “dough that encases a filling” or “dough that sits on top of a filling,” this food is found and loved in... 
by Kyle Wagner | Sep 4, 2022 | Blog, Project Examples, Projects
This case study is shared in its entirety by Jonathan Bisson. Learn more about Jonathan in his bio following the case study. The Project I was teaching Literature at The Kildonan School back in 2018. My grade 12 World Literature class entered a PBL unit centered on... 
by Kyle Wagner | May 3, 2022 | Podcast, Project Examples, Projects
How can one project unite previously isolated teachers, build SEL and cross-disciplinary skills in students, and transform a community? Welcome to the Sensory Therapy Games and Toys Project by the Year 5 Team at KPIS International School. In this episode, I unpack... by Kyle Wagner | May 1, 2022 | Blog, Projects
Ah, it’s that magic time of the year. Well…not as much magical as it is stressful. Our Spring Breaks are over, grade books are closing, and our students can taste the freedom of Summer vacation rapidly approaching. So can we. How do we keep... 
by Kyle Wagner | Mar 18, 2022 | Blog, Model United Nations, Projects
This spotlight experience is shared in its entirety by Rafael Villaseñor Santiago, the Director of Innovation at Colegio Champal in Mexico. His school took on the challenge of holding an Emergency Security Council Model United Nations Meeting in response to the... 
by Kyle Wagner | Feb 28, 2022 | Blog, Model United Nations, Projects
Like many of you, I am saddened, disheartened, shocked and outraged by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine over the past weekend. Why did this happen? How could this happen? But I am even more inspired by how fast the global community has responded. Several countries...