Lessons from the Wrestling Mat
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

Lessons from the Wrestling Mat

Did you know that math and chess educator, Colin Shober, was a high school state champion in wrestling? Although he’ll be inducted into the Pennsylvania Wrestling Hall of Fame next year, his road to success was not without some bumps.

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Teaching Our Children Media Literacy
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

Teaching Our Children Media Literacy

Educating students about media literacy is simply educating them on how they interact with information. Let’s create a community that values questioning, not just finding answers.

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Finding Adventure in Life… and Books
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

Finding Adventure in Life… and Books

Life is an adventure that can take many different forms. Whether someone lives all over the world or stays in the same town their entire life, adventure and excitement can be found wherever there is an openness to new opportunities.

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Strong Transitions On and Off the Court
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

Strong Transitions On and Off the Court

In basketball, transition means the change from defense to offense or vice versa. In life, we’re constantly faced with periods of transition. A prepared team, or student, can use change to play great defense or charge ahead and score a basket.

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Say Yes to Chess!
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

Say Yes to Chess!

Here at Grupology, we love the tactile, strategic and creative game of chess. Chess might seem complicated and intimidating to some, so let us show you how accessible and fun it is to play!

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Making Yes Count in 2022
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

Making Yes Count in 2022

The new year (and maybe this one even more so) beacons us with the beauty of a fresh start, and we feel our obligation to give it something in return. At the heart of it all is something very simple: saying yes.

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Looking back on 2021 with a Growth Mindset
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

Looking back on 2021 with a Growth Mindset

The Growth Mindset calls for revising the way we look at challenges and setbacks by evolving them into positive momentum. It’s displaying the characteristics of grit, perseverance, bravery, and confidence—and the relentless desire to pursue personal development.

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A Year in Review: Grupology Turns 2!
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

A Year in Review: Grupology Turns 2!

What a whirlwind year! Grupolgy has accomplished so much in 2021, and we’re overwhelmed by the support we’ve received from our incredible community.

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The Joy of Creative Outlets — One Path to the Summit
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

The Joy of Creative Outlets — One Path to the Summit

Society’s quest for outliers, dreamers, enthusiastic hobbyists, misunderstood inventors, quirky performers, and raw poets is the paradigm that our children will emerge into as they explore middle school, enter high school, and spread their wings into the world beyond.

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Marching to a Storytelling Beat
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

Marching to a Storytelling Beat

We all have a story -- probably many stories -- whether they are funny, serious, scary, sad, or inspiring, these are the tales that shape our lives.

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Inaugural Inspiration & “The Past We Step Into”
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

Inaugural Inspiration & “The Past We Step Into”

Can you believe it? We are already in the midst of February 2021, an opportune time to explore and celebrate the complexity and richness of black history while also looking optimistically toward new horizons.

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Play and Learn with KEVA at Grupology’s new HQ!
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

Play and Learn with KEVA at Grupology’s new HQ!

Some of the most impactful learning experiences happen off the page when imagination, creativity and artistry combine, which is why we are excited to bring the KEVA Interactive Gallery to our community when our Burlingame headquarters opens on January 20th!

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“Square Wisdom” for the Whole Family
Jessica Cacho Jessica Cacho

“Square Wisdom” for the Whole Family

This is the time of year when many families enjoy playing games as part of their traditions. Some of the best family-friendly games involve words and language (we’re looking at you, Scrabble and Bananagrams!). We think it’s equally as important and fun to play games that let you flex your math muscles, so we’re highlighting two of our favorites: Sudoku and KenKen.

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