When teachers develop high-quality instructional materials, they create rigor for students to produce high-quality work.   By examining exemplars of high-quality student work, teachers and students can create a shared vision of what constitutes excellence. For teachers, this process informs instruction and planning; for students, it promotes effective problem solving and craftsmanship.

Our curated student work collection is aligned to our Portrait of a Graduate attributes.

Read Ron Berger's (EL Education) Edutopia article about the importance of student work.  (This page is based on EL Education's Models of Excellence.)