Is There Enough Time for Learning?
Because of the growing number of mass-administered, required tests under state and/or federal law, there is an increasing and unsustainable
Because of the growing number of mass-administered, required tests under state and/or federal law, there is an increasing and unsustainable
Originally posted October 31, 2014 on Next Generation Learning Challenges. Everyone in an institution of higher education—senior administrators, faculty members,
Originally posted on October 20, 2014 at Jobs for the Future. Students at the Center, a Jobs for the Future
CompetencyWorks released An International Study in Competency Education: Postcards from Abroad in October. You can access the archived webinar and
Originally posed October 15, 2014 by the Christensen Institute. Are new software platforms revving the engine of competency-based blended learning? This week,
Below are news and recently released resources about competency-based education in institutions of higher education. 5 Lessons for Launching Your
This post was originally published in the RSU14 Maine Fall Newsletter. The students who are entering kindergarten this year will
Originally posted October 22, 2014 at the Christensen Institute. The term competency-based education (CBE) is a lot like the term
I worked for a school district and high school that made the transition from a traditional to a competency-based grading
Originally posted October 27, 2104 at Next Generation Learning Challenges. Transcripts have historically been the official record for what a student