by Mark Silberberg | Jul 26, 2016 | Faculty-Innovation, Featured, Students-Learning
the 11th grade trip return to lrei.org Discovery, Agency, Activism: Re-imagining the American City Why the Trip Matters The Purpose for Place-Based Research Trips: Understanding one’s relationship to–and capacity to have an impact on–the most...
by Mark Silberberg | Jul 26, 2016 | Faculty-Innovation, Featured, Students-Learning
Revisiting Founding Principles Since its founding, learning, growth, and a capacity for navigating change have been at the center of the LREI experience. For LREI founder Elisabeth Irwin, this forward-looking orientation was grounded both in a deep respect for...
by Mark Silberberg | Jul 26, 2016 | Faculty-Innovation, Featured, Students-Learning
Design and Making as a Means to Understand the Past From Prototype to Pitch: New Pathways in Design, Maker and Entrepreneurship Education. Design and Making as a Means to Understand the Past by Elaine Chu, Jessie Kirk, and Mark Silberberg Abstract In this chapter, we...
by Mark Silberberg | Oct 1, 2015 | Faculty-Innovation, Featured
It’s been an exciting start of the year for students, faculty and families at LREI. I’m privileged in my new role as Director of Learning & Innovation to be able to discover each day more about the rich learning experiences that weave their way through...
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