STABMSteachers

Have you heard of Google Tour Builder? You can create your own guided tours for your students. Might be a great tool for you, check it out!

brief, beautiful & backed up by research

A great article that can support our FABLab/Quest projects. Thanks Lisa K for sharing this!

Some great examples of community projects done with a variety of age groups.

intellectual challenge and accomplishment, authenticity, public product, collaboration, project management and reflection

Resource shared by Tom Weis

"I switched to an assessment system based on observation, feedback, iteration, and student self-evaluation. Students began completing all assignments, became more engaged learners, and even passed standardized tests at higher rates than their peers in classrooms with traditional grades."

"The purpose of education is not to sort kids-it's to grow kids. Teachers need to coach and mentor, but with grades, teachers turn into judges."

While we as a society work together for solutions to end mass violence, we educators need to rethink how we teach masculinity through our deeds and actions.

Interesting way to teach students how to give and receive feedback. The ground rules could be adapted to almost any grade level.

A good list of questions to help guide students during FABLab and Quests.

This site highlights the characteristics needed for transformational change and shares real-life stories of those characteristics in action: Vision, Empathy, Perseverance, Community, Risk, Collaboration & Mobilization.