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Category Archives: student project samples
Student-built computer/projector cart project
This terrific idea just came in from Don Kinslow, a GenYES teacher at Parkview Elementary in Chico, CA. His students built carts with computers and projectors, ready to go for classroom use. Here’s his story: Step 1: I had cancelled … Continue reading
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Magazines for the (technology) classroom bookshelf
Some of the best resources for a technology-using classroom are not found online! Technology projects need support and ideas from outside sources, and books and magazines can be terrific for that. Plus they come in a convenient format that is … Continue reading
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GenYES students featured in the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
We were excited to see this article about one of our new GenYES schools in Waitsburg, Washington. This is real evidence of student engagement and the value of including students in the learning community. By trusting students to be involved … Continue reading
Looking for a global student project?
From Chris Craft: For those of you who remember Life Round Here 2007 you may be excited to know that Life Round Here 2009 is now accepting participants! What we really want students to do is, “Tell us, what’s it … Continue reading
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Free – Projects, portfolios and more for creative educators
Last week I mentioned the article What Makes a Good Project? Eight elements to great project design by Gary Stager in the Creative Educator magazine. I hope you had a chance to look at the whole Creative Educator magazine, because … Continue reading
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Tagged article, bloom, creative, Creative Educator, creativity, education, integration, learning, magazine, marzano, PBL, portfolio, project, project-based learning, projects, student project samples, Tech4Learning, technology
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GenYES Students Shine in California
GenYES students at B. Gale Wilson school in Fairfield, California, were featured in their local paper, The Daily Republic, with a story about their leadership and technology skills. B. Gale Wilson teaching nuts and bolts of computers by Nika Megino … Continue reading
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Summer tech camp kicks off New York State Student Technology Leaders clubs
Wow, it’s been a busy summer! Two weeks ago, Dennis Harper and Emily McCartan participated in two, week-long summer camps for middle school students in New York. The students learned about technology, but more than that, they learned how to … Continue reading
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Go Green Contest Winners!
We’re pleased to announce the winners of our first “Go Green” contest. Generation YES students were asked to create a video showcasing their school’s efforts to help the environment. Our two grand prize winners are: Winston Churchill Middle School near … Continue reading
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Blast from the past – GenYES in 1995
In 1995, Dr. Dennis Harper was the technology director of the Olympia School District in Washington State. This video was shot then and shows some pretty forward thinking, collaborative learning going on with technology. In Olympia, students were in charge … Continue reading
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Longfellow Middle School wins Kansas in the World Award for Excellence in International Education
Congratulations to Hill City Elementary School/Longfellow Middle School for winning the Kansas in the World Award for Excellence in International Education 2008! Longfellow Middle School and teacher Scott Parker have been part of the GenYES program for ten years, starting … Continue reading
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