Looking for Photo Submissions!

Have you taken photos of your students doing a project relating to technology? If so, the Leadership Cadre would love to see them! We are working on an assignment from Apple to "capture 5-10 “moments” of innovative learning and teaching in your classrooms, school, or community." I already have five verbs that I've found photos from the elementary schools for. But I'd love to find 5 more verbs from the middle and high schools. I've marked the verbs we have so far in bold, but feel free to send me a photo that fits one of them because I can always "reclassify" what I already have put together.
  • Documenting
  • Discovering
  • Engaging
  • Experiencing
  • Participating
  • Immersing
  • Connecting
  • Dialoging 
  • Debating 
  • Collaborating
  • Partnering 
  • Exchanging 
  • Creating
  • Sharing
  • Inquiring
  • Researching
  • Personalizing
  • Mentoring 
  • Solving 
  • "Your learning verb here"
Thanks so much for your help!

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