DeKalb High School’s Student Government organizes a “Reverse Trick-or-Treat” event where high school students visit elementary schools to hand out treats. This festive activity not only spreads joy but also strengthens the bond between students in the district and fosters a sense of community.
PBL / Inquiry / Authentic Learning
Dr. Rick Shade and Patti Garrett Shade share simple exercises educators can use to boost students’ “creative muscles.” Let’s help students become more innovative thinkers, ready to tackle any challenge.
High school teacher Jason Walke shares how real-world projects and creative teaching methods are reshaping classrooms and empowering students for future success.
How do you get students active and engaging with their community? You create an Amazing Race style walking scavenger hunt according to Innovation Coach Karisa Schwanekamp!
A simple video of a frozen lake PLUS a question about a hockey tournament EQUALS engaged students. Secondary math educator Steve Dull walks through the beauty of building a culture of curiosity.
Sometimes our classrooms can feel isolated from the “real world.” Junior High Educator Sarah Ackerman is breaking down the barriers between her students and the outside world.
How do educators create “buy in” at an age when it’s cooler not to care? Sarah Ackerman took on that challenge, and her students are appreciative!
Constraints typically feel restrictive and limiting, but what if they motivate and spark creativity? Keep Indiana Learning Professional Learning Specialist Ryan Murray sorts through this conundrum.