Dr. Alec Patton's Digital Portfolio
  • Humanities
    • What we're doing in class today
    • Calendar
    • The News
    • How to contact Dr. P about the class
    • Write Club
    • Read Club >
      • Into the Wild
      • Online library of awesome articles
      • Read Club Blog
    • Projects >
      • Who Should You Trust?
      • Model UN 2017
      • Conspiracy Investigators
      • The Mad Props Podcasts
      • Absolutely True Audio Diaries 2016
      • Model UN 2016
      • The Syrian Refugee Simulation
      • The Book of Us 2015
      • Humans of the South Bay >
        • Prototype: Humans of the California Innocence Project
        • Prototype: Humans of Post-war British Theatre
        • Prototype: Humans named Dan Wise
        • Prototype HoSB DP Page
      • The Tribes Project
      • The Science Fiction Project
      • The Book of Us
      • XONR8 Theater
      • We Chose Our Own Adventures
      • Crest-to-Coast Hike
      • In Sickness & in Health >
        • In Sickness & in Health: Oral History
        • In Sickness & in Health: The Exhibition
      • Absolutely True Comics
      • Poet Laureate Project
      • Small Projects >
        • HOHAM's Heroes
        • Six-Word Memoirs
  • About Me
    • Contact me
  • For Teachers
    • Induction 2019-2020
    • Workshops >
      • 2018 Spring Institute POL Workshop
      • Project Slice: A Century of Odysseys
      • Mariposa High School
      • Publishing a book without (excessive) pain
      • "I don't know what to write about"
      • Digital Portfolios
      • ESF PBL Deep Dive
    • Credentialling >
      • Year 1
      • Year 2
In the summer of 2012, my wife and I moved to San Diego from London in order to teach in the High Tech High system. I taught 11th grade at High Tech High North County for two years, then moved to High Tech High Chula Vista where I taught one more year of 11th grade, and moved to 10th grade for another two years. 

Last year I changed everything up, and became a “teacher on special assignment”: professional learning coordinator for all the Chula Vista schools, plus internship coordinator. 

Prior to joining High Tech High, I worked at the Innovation Unit in London, England. 

While I was working at the Innovation Unit, I wrote Work that Matters: The Teacher's Guide to Project-based Learning. 

I first became interested in project-based learning when I was doing my PhD (which focused on the British playwright Peter Nichols) at the University of Sheffield (in England).
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