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Dr. Maggie Hannan shares findings from the PL² pilot project at Elizabeth Forward / Photo by Ben Filio

Innovation across the board

PL² supercharges the goal of school administrators everywhere: figure out what works and help it spread.

Ready to Learn mentor and student practice math together. / Photo by Ben Filio

Personalized engagement powered by personalized learning

How can artificial intelligence scale the power of personalized tutoring? PL² is looking for ways to amplify how Ready to Learn address the opportunity gap.

Students use PL² to get comfortable with math in school, so they're more ready for homework on their own. / Photo by Ben Filio

Building a bridge between home and school

How can technology help parents and families support their children’s progress in school? Families at Shaler Reserve Primary School are piloting one approach using PL².

Combining personal attention and personalization software with PL² at Propel Homestead. / Photo by Ben Filio

Noticing student progress, online and off

How can educators use technology to keep track of those things they might otherwise miss? That's the question PL² is exploring with Propel Schools.

SCA Youth Conservation Crew / photo: Ben Filio

Resource Roundup: 12 ways to make learning more real

What are the practical limitations of real-world learning? How do educators balance requirements for meeting educational standards while also preparing students for careers? Who else needs to be involved in real-world learning to make it meaningful? Use these resources to bring real-world learning to your students.

Put Down The Pencils!

How one school shifted focus of learning outcomes from memorization to practical problem solving.

Students team up to solve global issues. / Photo by Nico Segall Tobon

Carlynton Students Team Up with Covestro to Tackle Recycling in School

By grounding student learning in real-world concerns, project-based learning can make K-12 education more relevant: activating students’ potential, bridging the gap between classroom and community, and helping students develop the skills they need to become successful industry leaders, as well as globally minded citizens.

A Learn & Earn participant on the job at SimCoach Games / Photo by Ben Filio

Making learning more real

Learning doesn’t have to feel separated from real life. How are Remake Learning members making learning more real for young people?

Learning together at PPS Montessori / Photo by Ben Filio

Resource Roundup: Winter 2020

The weather outside is frightful, but the learning is so delightful. Time for a roundup of winter professional development for educators, local and national conferences, grants and other funding opportunities, and learning programs for children, youth, and families

Learning at the Hilltop YMCA during Remake Learning Days / Photo by Ben Filio

Resource Roundup: 12 ways to be more culturally responsive and sustaining

What does culturally responsive and sustaining teaching look like? How do educators relate to and understand a culture other than their own in a way that is authentic and genuine? Where does CRE end and highly effective teaching begin? Use these resources to explore the theory and practice of culturally responsive and sustaining education.

Remake Learning Days at the Frick Museum / Photo by Ben Filio

Practicing Culturally Sustaining Engagement

An interview with activist, educator, and professor Dr. Tyra Good on the theory and practice of culturally responsive and sustaining education.

Educators participate in Culturally Responsive Arts Education training / Photo by Nico Segall Tobon

Leadership Academy Empowers Educators in the Practice of Culturally Responsive Arts Education

Members of Arts Education Collaborative’s Leadership Academy bring culturally responsive education practices to classrooms and organizations throughout the region.

African Drumming at Pittsburgh Public School's Summer Dreamers Academy / Photo by Ben Filio, courtesy HundrED

Learning to see, hear, respect, and empower every student

Culturally responsive and sustaining educational practices are taking shape supported by decades of scholarship and experience. How are Remake Learning members making the most of these powerful practices?

Catching up with the STEAM Ecosystem

It takes a lot to bring Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math together to remake learning for each and every student. Catch up on how educators, researchers, and community builders are doing it as part of the STEAM Ecosystem.

Learn & Earn Apprentices at Simcoach Games / Photo by Ben FIlio

Catching up with the Future of Work Collaborative

In a time of rapid social and technological change, how can we make sure the future of learning helps young people prepare for the future of work? Catch up on how readiness is being redefined with Marita Garrett, lead of Remake Learning’s newest working group, the Future of Work Collaborative.

Making the makerspace at Sto-Rox / Photo courtesy Brian Rhindress

Remake Learning Field Notes: June – September 2019

A seasonal update from Remake Learning director Sunanna Chand

Aquaponics at Maker Expo STEAM Celebration in West Virginia / Photo by Jordan Miller

Catching up with Remake Rural

The small towns and rural communities of southwestern Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia are frontiers of engaging, relevant, and equitable learning. Catch up with what Remake Learning Rural Outreach Coordinator Allie Mullins is learning from educators across the region.

Youth media advocates record at SLB studios / Photo by Nico Segall Tobon

Empowering Students through Media Advocacy

Students and program coordinators discussed how the Youth Media Advocacy Project helps empower young learners at the YMAP Public Showcase.

Youth Leading Change / Photo by Ben Filio

The Power of Student Voice

Is raising youth voice enough? How can empowering youth to raise their voices lead to meaningful leadership and the activation of youth power?

Pittsburgh Public Schools Day of Non-Violence / Photo by Ben Filio

From youth voice to youth power

Adults often help youth raise their voices as a way to support creative expression and identity formation. How do we go further? There's a growing interest in building on that foundation to create real opportunities for youth take power in their lives and learning.

Sunanna Chand speaks at the 2018 Remake Learning Assembly / Photo by Ben Filio

To my beloved community

A Special Message from Remake Learning Director Sunanna Chand

Education Innovation Clusters

Discovering what’s possible in your particular place

"What makes the EdClusters model powerful is that challenges and solutions are place-based. That context can be a powerful driver for how people approach work and how it's sustained and maintained." - Cricket Fuller

Pittsburgh Public Schools Day of Non-Violence / Photo by Ben Filio

Catching up with the Youth Voice Working Group

We hear a lot about Youth Voice, but what does it mean? How does it intersect with authentic learning, creative expression, and civic action? Catch up on the evolving practice of youth voice with Jess Gold, Remake Learning lead for the Youth Voice Working Group.

Primary music composers at Propel / Photo by Nico Segall Tobon

Resource Roundup: Fall 2019

School's back in session. Time for a roundup of fall professional development for educators, local and national conferences, grants and other funding opportunities, and learning programs for children, youth, and families

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