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Cynthia Tong teaches social studies through embodied lessons.

Cynthia Tong, an 8th grade social studies teacher in Ewa Beach, Hawaii connects students to history and social studies through movement and embodied lessons.

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Leah Juelke, Language Arts Teacher

Leah Juelke, a 9th to 12th grade language arts teacher in Fargo, North Dakota supports immigrant youth to learn English and share their personal journeys.

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Matthew Bacon-Brenes, Dual Language Immersion Teacher

Matthew Bacon-Brenes, a dual language immersion teacher in Portland, Oregon helps to realize the power of dual language immersion by teaching American history in Japanese.

Community Power • Science of Learning

The Long View

Remodeling Education • Science of Learning

NH Public Schools Rising

New Hampshire is getting national recognition for its public education policies, practices, and outcomes. Why is this small, rural state getting so much attention?

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Ask Why - Grades

It’s hard to imagine school without letter grades and grade point averages in the forefront. But grades just don’t tell the whole story for every student.

Remodeling Education • Science of Learning

Ask Why - Classrooms

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Ask Why - Memorization

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Navigating Our Way

Navigating Our Way offers a vision of what becomes possible for young people when all paths to realizing their potential are respected and supported. This story envisions how children and communities are made all the more vibrant when their education aligns with their passion.

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180: Dinner

14 strangers were invited to gather in Los Angeles – most of who hadn’t met – for a night of storytelling, deep listening, and wondering about the future.