The Forest School Online
The Forest School Online is a small, independent, tuition-based virtual school connected to The Forest School in Fayetteville, GA.
The Forest School Online is a small, independent, tuition-based virtual school connected to The Forest School in Fayetteville, GA.
Using The Learning Accelerator‘s Key Factors that Help Drive Remote Learning Quality as a framework, this team assessment intends to surface and identify the prevalence of the drivers of quality virtual/hybrid learning in context. This tool uses the same survey items as from the self-assessment, but instead of asking individuals to rate their confidence in each item, it prompts teams to use a modified version of the Stoplight protocol from DataWise to indicate the degree to which each driver exists in context – consistently, in pockets, or not at all. This team assessment also prompts participants to add evidence to support their observations.
Using The Learning Accelerator’s Key Factors that Help Drive Remote Learning Quality as a framework, this individual self-assessment asks each participant to rate either their level of confidence or the likelihood that certain drivers exist in context.
Districts disseminate this survey using an online platform such as SurveyMonkey, Qualtrics, or Google Forms and then come together to review a summary of the responses.
The LearnPlatform grading rubric is designed to be a grading protocol for educators to share valuable insights on the edtech tools they encounter on a daily basis. Use the rubric as a way for educators to provide feedback in a useful and systematic way, so that educator insights can be easily interpreted and acted on.
The LearnPlatform grading rubric is designed to be a grading protocol for educators to share valuable insights on the edtech tools they encounter on a daily basis. This rubric can be a way for educators to provide feedback in a useful and systematic way, so that educator insights can be easily interpreted and acted on.
This white paper release from The Learning Accelerator is a companion piece to our Hop, Skip, Leapfrog work to identify pandemic innovations advancing school systems. This paper zooms out from discrete innovation points, highlighting thematic stories and offering a look across systems and experts to share broader patterns in the new skills, capabilities, and mindsets which will help the K-12 sector make bigger leaps as communities move through recovery to advancement.
This survey is intended to help schools and districts to understand the state of adult wellbeing within their community.
This article from The Edvocate outlines nine ways in which educators and leaders can take steps to understand the regulations regarding student data and to ensure they are putting in place the right data safeguards.
This post on the TLA Blog, authored by Jilliam Joe, explores how technology can be used deliberately and thoughtfully to complement education innovation, with a particular focus on topics of equity and social-emotional learning.
Measuring unfinished learning requires a strategic measurement process that starts with reviewing data, creating strong research questions, and collecting data. This process will help make connections between learning mastery and enabling structures that support student growth.