Moving From Conflict to Peace Jeanne Boland, a teacher at the The Odyssey School of Denver, writes about empowering students with tools to address conflict. 8.22.12 Best Practices Blog
Learning Targets: 8th Graders from The Odyssey School in Denver This clip highlights the cornerstone assessment strategy of “Communicating Learning Targets and Criteria for Success” 8.22.12 Best Practices Blog
Silverton School chosen as one of the nation's 25 "Coolest Schools." Scholastic Parent and Child magazine chose Silverton because it "has proven with quantitative and qualitative measures that its programs improve… 8.21.12 EL Education Announcements
"Snakes Are Born This Way" video featured in Huffington Post Meg Campbell, founder and executive director of Codman Academy Public Charter School, wrote this about the video 6.29.12 EL Education Announcements
Learning Targets: 4th Grade Writing from The Odyssey School in Denver [video:https://vimeo.com/44052219 width:600 height:400 align:center]Jason Shiroff sets up a writing target for his 4th grade students… 6.21.12 Best Practices Blog
Learning Targets: 6th Grade Humanities from The Odyssey School in Denver [video:https://vimeo.com/44052222 width:600 height:400 align:center :1] Teacher Jon Exall introduces an expedition learning target and checks for… 6.20.12 Best Practices Blog
EL Releases its "Delivering Results" brochure Click on the cover to download the PDF. 6.10.12 EL Education Announcements
2012 Expeditionary Learning National Conference Roundup Here are your links to all that was best from ELNC 2012Click the image to check out all the keynote… 6.6.12 EL Education Announcements
Capital City Public Charter School Wins $50,000 Champion of Quality Award Click on the image to download the press release from Capital City. 6.6.12 EL Education Announcements
New Items in EL Gear Store Click on the picture to check out the new items in the Online Store 5.29.12 EL Education Announcements
Signpost, Issue 2 - second calling for your article ideas ALL CALL FOR ARTICLES - June 25, 2012We are still looking for your ideas 5.29.12 Best Practices Blog
