
The people in AGE do not talk about the future. They do not speculate
on what changes it might bring to teaching and learning. Instead, they invent
the future. They engage in new forms of learning, through projects that
involve students and teachers from all over the globe. AGE creates the future.
the world according to AGE
Contribute an article to this week's AGE newspaper. Edited and published by high school students, TWAA is looking for reporters in your country. TWAA is published in electronic form here on the AGE web site.
weather world
We need schools from all over the world to record the outside air temperature starting on September 24. From the data you measure, we at the Peirce School will construct a world temperature map and post it on the AGE web site. Click here to learn exactly how to send in your measurement.
join AGE
AGE is looking for new members. As an AGE member your school will have its own page in the AGE web site, where other schools and students from around the world can find you. As a member, you can participate in AGE project sand maybe even lead one yourself. It's free, and it's easy. Click here and you can join AGE on line, right now.
head lines
What's on people's minds in your country? What are they reading about in
other parts of the world? Use the Internet to find out, and participate
in this new AGE project.
looking for a pen pal?
AGE can help you. Take a look at the AGE Member pages
here on the AGE web site. May of them are looking for people just like
you to correspond with. Find a classroom, and start an eMail exchange right
now.
send us frogs
Not real ones. We need digital frogs. What kind of frogs live around the
world? We are building the AGE frog collection, and we need entries from
your country. Click here to find out how to participate.
lead a learning project
Got a good idea for a learning project, that involves schools around the world? AGE invites you to become a Project Leader. Click here to find out how.

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