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UCLA Lab School is a school for children ages 4-12 that promotes research, public engagement, and teaching and learning. It explores questions such as mindfulness, virtual reality, and empathy in education and collaborates with educators from local and global communities.
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We welcome children ages 4–12 from inside and outside UCLA...
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UCLA Lab School is a laboratory elementary school serving...
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Explore more about our approach to learning at UCLA Lab...
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UCLA Lab School’s iSTEAM Lab is a dedicated maker space...
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Our partner in this work is the CONNECT research center. The...
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UCLA Lab School educators developed this guide for teachers...
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UCLA Lab School is a diverse and inclusive school that serves 450 students from PreK to 6th grade. It is affiliated with the UCLA School of Education and Information Studies and engages in research, teaching and public engagement to promote innovation and excellence in education.
UCLA Lab School is the laboratory school of the UCLA School of Education and Information Studies. Located on UCLA's main Westwood campus since the 1950s, it currently serves 450 students ranging in ages from 4 to 12.
UCLA Lab School is a laboratory for research, teaching and public engagement, founded in 1882. It offers a non-graded curriculum for students from PreK to Grade 6, with a 9:1 student to educator ratio and a diverse community.
An innovative school for children and a laboratory for teachers and researchers. The practices developed and refined here have an impact on K-12 education around the world. Inside the classroom, the process starts with a curriculum aligned with state and national standards.
20 de mar. de 2023 · UCLA Lab School is a private school affiliated with UCLA that offers preschool, elementary and middle school education. It has 450 students, a diverse student body, and a beautiful campus, but some parents complain about the administration and the curriculum.
Home Areas. Home Areas are designed to unite students and faculty in cohesive groups organized by research focus, while also allowing first-year students to rotate in laboratories outside the Home Area...