State Paths To A Competency-Based Education Approach
This post was originally published on the College & Career Readiness & Success blog on July 10, 2013. The American
This post was originally published on the College & Career Readiness & Success blog on July 10, 2013. The American
The past few years have seen the growth of two important and highly potential movements: competency-based learning and personalized learning.
Just in case you want to listen in to the House Education and the Workforce Committee hearings “Keeping College Within
In earlier posts, I attempted to describe an overall framework of leadership I believe is needed if the work of
Most states wanting to open the door to competency-based innovation have used a seat-time waiver. The problem with those waivers
With the school year coming to an end, I have begun the yearly practice of reflecting upon all that has
I think about design a lot. I can’t help it when two siblings are designers (transportation and landscape). It’s the
Charlie Toulmin from the Nellie Mae Education Foundation sent me information about Colorado’s new high school graduation requirements. I’ve taken
Iowans are gathering later this week to share their knowledge and ideas for advancing competency education at the CBE Conference:
It’s getting hard to stay on top of all the advancements and initiatives related to competency education. We used to