What Does Competency-Based Education Have to do with Disruption?
Originally posted May 16, 2014 at christenseninstitute.org Last week, we published the first paper in a two-part series on competency-based education. That
May 19, 2014
Archives: CompetencyWorks
Step 1: Separate The Baby From the Bathwater
Consider this moment: I’m sitting in a summer planning session with a team of teachers from different grade levels and
May 19, 2014
The Journey to a Personal Mastery System
Originally published in the Reinventing Schools Coalition May newsletter It all starts with an essential question. What do we want
May 14, 2014
The Questions I Ask
What is competency education and what isn’t it? It’s a question that is being asked a lot these days, especially
May 13, 2014
Must Read: From Policy to Practice in New Hampshire
The Christenensen Institute just released “From policy to practice: How competency-based education is evolving in New Hampshire”. It is a fantastic paper, providing
May 9, 2014
Little Boxes: Common Assessments in the Age of Competency Education
I am a sucker for quality hip hop music and the art of sampling. There is something to be said
May 8, 2014
Education Innovation Fellowship: Key Learnings from Some of Detroit’s Competency-Based Learning Models
Posted on April 29, 2014 @ blendmylearning.com. For the past four months, the 19 public and public charter school teachers
May 7, 2014
The Advantage of Separating Behaviors and Academics Through a Competency-Based Grading System
If we were to return to giving grades that are a combination of academics, behaviors, and anything else a teacher
May 5, 2014
The Oregon Shuffle
The Oregon legislature is doing only what I can call a policy shuffle – a few steps forward, a few
May 1, 2014
New Networks: Competency Education in Higher Education
Competency education is a hot topic in higher education. (No worries about varied terminology in higher education. Leaders in higher
April 30, 2014