In this video installment of IgnitED Research, a series that aims to build stronger connections between learning science and instructional practice, we look at retrieval and how it affects the process of learning.
This Challenge Map from Digital Promise allows users to explore big challenges in education – from kindergarten readiness to school redesign – and how they play out in different contexts. The tool also connects users with ideas and resources from innovative school districts and organizations.
Explore this free comprehensive personalized learning guide for educators, administrators, and parents from Education Elements. These resources will help you discover:
For those interested using Creative Commons licenses, Creative Commons offers an informative Share Your Work website that lets users explore how to select and mark their work.
This video from Creative Commons provides a good summary of how their licensing structure works and is differentiated from traditional copyright.
This tool was created by Liberty Public Schools to guide the publication of its curriculum. Since most of their courses are published openly, school leaders wanted to make sure anything that was submitted to the district met these guidelines.
Washington Leadership Academy focuses on the importance of always growing, staying open to feedback, and trying to improve the world. It has committed to sharing its operation resources openly. In this guide, you will find resources around:
This example from Washington Leadership Academy shows a course map for an Algebra 1 Math Studio Class and provides a look into:
Washington Leadership Academy’s learning design process for student learning (think: the real reason people “lesson plan”) is a key operation in the organization. The school currently leverages a design thinking process in how it plans for, designs, and tests student learning.
UnboundEd offers Enhance Instruction tools, a set of free professional learning resources for teachers and leaders that focus on the application of content related to the standards in K-12 math and English Language Arts.
