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Author: Kiran Philip, St. Andrew’s Episcopal School Lower School Teacher I write this as both a reflection and a call to attention, carrying the weight of realistic everyday observations from
Gene Tavernetti and Glenn Whitman In the fall of 2025, we had the privilege to attend, present, and learn at the researchED Conference (Denver) and 3rd USA Festival of Education
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By Chuck James, CTTL Design Thinking Research Lead In 2024, when visiting a market in Mexico City, I came across a woman selling ice molds. The ice molds were in