RSU2: Moving Beyond the Test Score with Hope
This post is part of the Maine Road Trip series. This is the fourth post on my conversations at RSU2 in
January 13, 2016
Archives: CompetencyWorks
What is it Going to Mean to Have a Proficiency-Based Diploma?
What is a high school diploma and what does it mean? It certainly isn’t something written in stone – it
January 13, 2016
Kids in the Pipeline During Transition to Proficiency-Based Systems
I have made the case for “turning the switch” to a proficiency-based model versus “phasing in” a new approach to
January 12, 2016
RSU2: Moving Beyond Grade-Driven Learning
This post is part of the Maine Road Trip series. This is the third post on my conversations at RSU2
January 11, 2016
Georgia’s Education Reform Commission Recommends Moving to Competency Education
At the end of the 2015, the Georgia Education Reform Commission released its recommendations for Governor Deal. The Commission established
January 8, 2016
RSU2: Continuous Improvement at Richmond Middle and High School
This post is part of the Maine Road Trip series. This is the second post on my conversations at RSU2
January 7, 2016
Keep the Vision in Your Sights
One cannot deny the energy that has grown in support of competency-based learning. While it is still not the practice
January 6, 2016
We Did Research on the Student Perspective on Competency-Based Education. Here is What We Learned.
In an era of skyrocketing higher education costs, low completion rates, and a job market where today’s young adults need
January 6, 2016
RSU2: Entering a New Stage in Building a High Quality Proficiency-Based District
This post is part of the Maine Road Trip series. This is the first post on my conversations at RSU2
January 5, 2016
From “Shock and Awe” to Systemic Enabling: All Eyes on New Hampshire
This post originally appeared at Getting Smart on December 11, 2015. The successful, bipartisan (what?) effort to revamp the nation’s
January 4, 2016