Flexible Learning Time Provides System Approach to Differentiation in a Competency Education School
One of the keys to the early success of our competency education model at Sanborn Regional High School has been
September 18, 2014
Archives: CompetencyWorks
The Past and the Promise
Jobs for the Future released today The Past and the Promise: Today’s Competency Education Movement by Cecilia Le, Rebecca Wolfe
September 16, 2014
How EAA’s Personalized Learning Platform Works
Originally posted Sept. 2, 2014 by New Gen Learning Challenges. Across the nation, teachers have been preparing their classrooms for
September 15, 2014
Let the Lifting Begin
This is the second post in the series on how to get started in converting your school to competency education.
September 11, 2014
No Laughing Matter: Productive Assessment and the Value of Taking a Pulse
Growing up, I was always a fan of standup comedy. From the comics of my father’s age, (Billy Crystal, Richard
September 10, 2014
Hey, Princeton: Consider Competencies
This post was first published on the Next Gen Learning blog and at the Christensen Institute. With A’s doled out
September 10, 2014
This Week: Webinars on Technology and Time
The Alliance for Excellent Education is offering three webinars that might be of interest to districts and schools converting to
September 9, 2014
When Teachers are Experts
This past August I had the opportunity to participate in an incredibly effective model of professional development hosted by our
September 8, 2014
What’s New in Competency Education (September 5)
K12 WCSH in Portland, Maine did a wonderful piece on proficiency-based education. They highlight four elements: 1) progress upon mastery
September 5, 2014
What’s New in Higher Education (July/August)
July Inside Higher Education reports that “The U.S. House education committee on Thursday advanced a package of legislation that would boost
September 5, 2014