StudentVoicesNUA™ is a program of the National Urban Alliance. It provides students with opportunities to co-create with teachers innovative curriculum-related projects using 21st century technology, to increase their involvement in professional development, to mediate literacy and learning strategies for parents, and to participate in leadership discussions and decision-making. An exciting part of StudentVoicesNUA™ is having students co-teach instructional units with their teachers.
StudentVoicesNUA™ have included student-produced publications, radio shows and videos; lessons plans co-created and presented by students; debating and public speaking; electronic field trips; student-led convocations; and podcasts.
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Elsewhere Online
- StudentVoiceNUA website
- Hu, W. (January 14, 2011) “Teacher training, taught by students“, The New York Times.
- National Urban Alliance for Effective Education. (n.d.) “Unique approaches, lasting achievement.”
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