Official account of Project ExCEL & Project ExCEL-Ignite, Jacob K. Javits federally funded grants based at George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia (USA).
As we commemorate #Juneteenth today, we celebrate the freedom & resilience of Black Americans and our continued fight together towards equality & justice for all, in our schools & across our country.
A new study highlights the contrast in embracing critical thinking in schools: A staple in US, Scandinavian, and Asian curricula yet still just a buzzword in German-speaking educational debates. Let's integrate critical thinking into all classrooms.
https://t.co/6kQrrM7SdE
Updated #problembasedlearning unit release! This is fantastic to do with students finishing the year. Not for Sale engages students in a problem about gentrification, soccer, & building community. Best for grades 6-10. #curriculum
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“This article will provide insights for parents and educators working with gifted children to understand what the signs of gifted burnout are and what you can do to help the child overcome it.” https://t.co/3QcXlAtQts
Excited to being Virginia Beach today! Visiting schools and checking in. So happy to hear about Project E-Ignite implementation. #problembasedlearning#VBCPSgifted