High Tech High Unboxed

S3E6 - United Way's Lindsay Fox on listening, healing, and asking the right questions

Find all the episodes in our student-led conferences miniseries here Read a how-to guide to Student-led conferences written by a teacher!

S3E5 - Life California on SLCs

Episode Notes Listen to the companion episode, Ron Berger on Student-led Conferences Read a how-to guide to Student-led conferences

S3E4 - Shani Leader (and her kids) on Student-led Conferences

Episode Notes The kindergarten student-led conference videos Ron refers to are here: Kindergarten Student-led Conference Station-based Kindergarten Student-led Conference

S3E3 - Ron Berger on Student-Led Conferences

Episode Notes You can learn more about the Syrian Refugee Simulation at Changing the Subject

S3E2 - Project Files: The Syrian Refugee Simulation, with Dany Francis

If you want to go deep on Big Picture Learning, check out this longitudinal study of big picture students and alumni that Eva coauthored!Episode Notes If you want to learn more about Don Berwick, listen to Stacey Caillier's interviews with him: "Improvement as Learning" and "Building Courageous Networks" A short biography of W. Edwards Deming A short biography of Anthony (Tony) Bryk A short biography of Peter Senge

S3E1 - Eva Mejia on Improvement Networks for Equity

Episode Notes This episode was inspired by Stacey Caillier's interview with Ron Berger, "Crafting Beautiful Lessons." And THAT interview was inspired by a 2008 interview with Ron Berger that appeared in the inaugural issue of Unboxed, called "Crafting Beautiful Work."

S2E27 - Summer Rerun: Ron Berger on the magic of beautiful lessons, and of "no lesson at all"

Episode Notes You can learn more about Kemp Harris's music here, and find his latest album, Kemp Harris Live at The Bird SF, here. Our other episode featuring Sarah is Season 2 Episode 14, "What Can School Learn from After-school?" You can listen to it here.

S2E26 - Going back to Kindergarten with Teacher, Actor, and Musician Kemp Harris

S2E25 - Cedarbrook Episode 3: "The Same Storm"

S2E24 - Cedarbrook Episode 2: "The End of Normal"

Episode Notes Watch Isaac Stanford's Year in Review video here Check out more of Isaac's music at https://www.sloweyandtheboats.com/ Read the latest issue of our journal, Unboxed, and find much more, at hthunboxed.org

S2E23 - Cedarbrook Episode 1: "Seventh grade... it was like a ride"

Episode Notes Learn more about Don Berwick and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement at http://www.ihi.org/

S2E22 - Don Berwick on Building Courageous Networks

Episode Notes Resources referenced in this episode: Our Family Coalition https://ourfamily.org/ ONE Archives Foundation https://www.onearchives.org/  Teaching LGBTQ History http://www.lgbtqhistory.org/ Billy DeFrank Center https://www.defrankcenter.org/  The LGBT Youth Space https://youthspace.org/  Our Germs, Our Future. Human Microbiome as a Community of Self. | Miriam Lueck Avery | TEDxMarin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJTjuiYrmFs  California History-Social Science Project, Resources & professional learning for K-12 history-social science: https://chssp.ucdavis.edu/regional-sites  Queer: A Graphic History by Meg-John Barker, Julia Scheele (Illustrations) https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/28957268-queer  A Queer History of the United States by Michael Bronski https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10065595-a-queer-history-of-the-united-states?from_search=true&from_srp=true&qid=xC389q7h8s&rank=1  Transgender History by Susan Stryker https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2420983.Transgender_History?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=9OT4gsFOrH&rank=1  Making Gay History hosted by Eric Marcus https://makinggayhistory.com/ Queer America: Learning For Justice hosted by hosts Leila Rupp and John D'Emilio https://www.learningforjustice.org/podcasts/queer-america

S2E21 - Supporting LGBTQ+ youth, with Rick Oculto

Episode Notes PIN@Y EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIP Deeper Learning Conference

S2E20 - Radical Reengagement: Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales

Episode Notes Full episode transcript here There's nowhere in the world quite like the Habla Center in Mérida, Mexico. Teachers go there for professional development and come back talking about it the way people talked about being at Woodstock. To understand where the magic comes from, Alec spoke to the founders, Marimar Patrón Vasquez, and Kurt Wootton. The roots of Habla turn out to include Brazilian dancing, 19th century literature, and alcohol-smuggling ancestors! To learn more about Habla and High Tech High's collaborative institute, "Found Beautiful," visit https://hthgse.edu/events/found-beautiful/

S2E19 - Storytelling in Mexico

Stories of learning in and out of school, and interviews with teachers, students, and school leaders. "Unboxed Learning" is a production of High Tech High Unboxed

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