Archive for November 18, 2019 | Remake Learning

People from Pittsburgh pose for a photo at the HundrED Innovation Summit

8 Things Network Members Learned in Helsinki that Could Be Game-changers for Pittsburgh

A delegation of 18 people from Pittsburgh attended this year’s HundrED Innovation Summit in Finland as a result of HundrED's Spotlight on Pittsburgh. Here's what they're bringing back with them.

Summer Dreamers at PPS / photo: Ben Filio

Seeking Equity: Sunanna’s Favorites from the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh

We’re checking in with members of the Remake Learning team to learn about their favorite submissions to the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh. In this installment, Sunanna Chand shares her picks, with a focus on innovations that seek structural belonging and inclusion.

The wall of a makerspace

Innovations That Help Learners Prepare for the Future of Work: Marita’s Favorites from the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh

We’re checking in with members of the Remake Learning team to learn about their favorite submissions to the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh. In this installment, Marita Garrett shares her picks, with a focus on innovations that create pathways to the future of work.

A teacher and student stand talking to eachother in a gymnasium while holding hula hoops.

Innovations in Teacher Practice and Professional Learning: Allyce’s Favorites from the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh

We’re checking in with members of the Remake Learning team to learn about their favorite submissions to the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh. In this installment, Allyce Pinchback-Johnson shares her picks, with a focus on innovations in teacher practice and professional learning for educators.

Ceramics at Manchester Craftsmen's Build / photo: Ben Filio for HundrED

Innovations that Empower Learners as Creators of their Worlds: Ani’s Favorites from the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh

We’re checking in with members of the Remake Learning team to learn about their favorite submissions to the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh. In this installment, Ani Martinez shares her picks, with a focus on education innovations that empower young people with the tools and expertise to shape the world around them.

Rural and Small HundrED submissions

Innovations from Small and Rural Schools: Allie’s Favorites from the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh

We’re checking in with members of the Remake Learning team to learn about their favorite submissions to the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh. In this installment, Allie Mullins shares her picks, with a focus on education innovations from rural communities and small school districts.

Collage of photos from submissions to the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh

Computer Science and STE(A)M Education Innovations: LaTrenda’s Favorites from the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh

We’re checking in with members of the Remake Learning team to learn about their favorite submissions to the HundrED Spotlight on Pittsburgh. In this installment, LaTrenda Leonard Sherrill shares her picks, with a focus on education innovations that are igniting computer science and STE(A)M learning.

Selfie scene with Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto / Photo by Ben Filio

Creating an internal marketing agency run by high school students

A guest post from Jordon Rooney with tips on tapping into technology to unleash youth voice on social media.

Pittsburgh skyline / photo: Ben Filio for Remake Learning

HundrED Pittsburgh Spotlight Announced

A global nonprofit is shining a spotlight on the education innovations forged in the Pittsburgh region.

All Star Code Pittsburgh

Building a network of the future: a Q&A with two All Star Code alumni

Through education and network-building opportunities, All Star Code works to close opportunity gaps for African-American and Latino youth. We caught up with two recent alumni of the program to learn more.

Startable PGH Annual Marketplace / photo: Ben Filio

More than business ownership: the broad benefits of entrepreneurship programs

Entrepreneurship programs develop skills that benefit young people wherever their paths take them.

PAsmart grants offer $30 million in funding for STEM, computer science, and workforce readiness initiatives

Earlier this month, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf launched a new phase in his PAsmart initiative by announcing $30 million in grants for K-12 computer science and STEM education and industry and workforce readiness partnerships.

Learners First

How do educators hone their craft?

Photo of students working on computers at Alice Coding Bootcamp

Announcing the CSforALL 2018 Commitments from the Pittsburgh region

Organizations in the Pittsburgh region are making a commitment to expanding access to computer science education

Western PA Cohort Members During Community Building Event at Phoenix Art Museum

Computer Science Spreads Across Western Pennsylvania

61 Pittsburgh-area teachers traveled to Phoenix, Arizona to code, debug, and gear up to teach computer science this coming fall

PPS Summer Dreamers Academy / photo: Ben Filio

Meet Parents Where They Are

How two community organizations empowered parents to drive change in their neighborhood schools

Putting equity at the center: a Q&A with Valerie Kinloch

Remake Learning co-chair Valerie Kinloch shares thoughts on the role equity plays in learning, the future of the Remake Learning network, and her own scholarship.

Want Your Program to Include All Learners?

Check out these resources for educators to build inclusive opportunities

Western Pennsylvania School for Blind Children

More Than Meets the Eye

Inclusive curriculum and creative technology lead to innovative results for one school with a very special student population.

Intermediate Unit 1 FabLab / photo: Matthew R. Day

Exceptional Learning with Digital Fabrication

Digital fabrication provides students of all abilities with the knowledge and skills necessary for success.

How Can We Remake Learning For Every Child?

Out-of-school learning opportunities have become essential experiences for today's learners. What's it take to make sure they are more accessible to learners with exceptionalities?

Focus on Ability: Including All of Our Region’s Students in Education

There are 13 categories of disability that would qualify a student for special education under the federal IDEA act (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act).

Beyond the Aptitude Test

High Schools Take a New Approach to Career Exploration

Engaging Every Student

Reshaping Education to Build Our Citizens

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