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Explore how PLTW's activity-, project-, problem-based (APB) instructional approach works, its impact on students and teachers, and what it looks like in the classroom.
Explore how PLTW's activity-, project-, problem-based (APB) instructional approach works, its impact on students and teachers, and what it looks like in the classroom.
Graded, The American School of São Paulo, was searching for a flexible, hands-on program that could shift the way its students learned – and PLTW offered the perfect solution.
As part of a product marketing campaign centered around PLTW Gateway, Project Lead The Way's middle school program, I developed a new brochure to drive awareness of the program.
PLTW’s PreK-12 computer science program empowers students to develop essential knowledge and skills, while opening the door to opportunity for their futures.
The importance of computer science education cannot be underestimated. A growing number of professions rely on computer science, making it more important now than ever for students of all ages to have the opportunity to gain computer science knowledge and skills.
I worked with our designer to create this "Share Your Story" postcard to hand out to students and teachers, encouraging them to submit blog posts for the PLTW Blog.
As part of a product marketing campaign centered around Project Lead The Way's PreK-12 computer science program, I developed a new brochure to drive awareness of the program.
Many PreK-12 teachers are intimidated by teaching computer science, thinking they need to have advanced degrees in order to facilitate this type of curriculum. This one-pager aims to address prospective customers' fears and concerns.
Four cities. Four dates. Four opportunities to share, learn, and connect with others. One amazing experience.
PLTW serves a network of more than 80,000 teachers and administrators, so I wanted to create a campaign to celebrate their work.
This one-pager serves as an overview of Project Lead The Way.
Project Lead The Way (PLTW) has developed a first-of-its-kind assessment that measures both subject-matter knowledge and mastery of in-demand, transportable skills in an objective, standardized way that adheres to industry standards and best practices.
With four cities and dates offering more flexibility than ever before, don’t miss your chance to experience PLTW Summit! Here are five reasons you should attend, according to past guests.
As students dream about their futures, it is essential that they have access to real-world experiences that illuminate the computer science career paths and possibilities available to them.
Learn what recruitment approaches work for these schools and discover ideas you can implement in your own school or district!
In the 2018-19 school year, Project Lead The Way students will take a first-of-its-kind assessment that has been designed with the insights and validation from representatives in education and industry.
Controlled chaos is a familiar term for PLTW students and teachers, but it takes on a whole new meaning for Rolland Warner Middle School students at the Center for Innovation in Lapeer, Michigan.
Project Lead The Way (PLTW) has developed a first-of-its-kind assessment that measures what matters most to educators and employers, while creating value and currency for students beyond high school.
Middle school is a time of exploration – a time when students are figuring out what they’re passionate about today and how that relates to who they’ll become tomorrow. But if students don’t know what’s possible, they can’t explore opportunities available to them and pursue paths that position them to thrive.
I am responsible for PLTW's social media coverage during the three-day PLTW Summit events. On-the-spot interviews, Instagram stories, tweets, LinkedIn/Facebook posts – you name it and I do it.