“Find Your Tribe, Love Them Hard.” ~Danielle LaPorte
In 2009, I attended my first iNACOL conference. It was in Austin, Texas and at the time, I was serving
In 2009, I attended my first iNACOL conference. It was in Austin, Texas and at the time, I was serving
This is the fifth book in the series Conversations with Authors About Competency-Based Education. I have never been a teacher. Thus,
This is the fifth in a series on problems of practice. (Check out the articles on grading, attendance, pace, and individualized learning.) We
This post originally appeared at ExcelinEd’s EdFly blog on August 14, 2018 and has been updated to include links to
CompetencyWorks Webinar Series: Meeting Students Where They Are, November 7 from 3-4 ET. Join Chris Sturgis and Antonia Rudenstine and
At this year’s iNACOL 2018 Symposium, I will have two opportunities to share my thoughts and experiences after spending a
How do we prepare students for future careers we can’t even begin to imagine? This is a question we hear
This is the second article in a series based on the book Quality Principles for Competency-Based Education. You can find
I spent two days at the Student-Centered Learning Research Collaborative meeting last week. Kudos to the Student at the Center team
Are you heading to Nashville? Here is a sampling of sessions on competency-based education (and there are definitely a lot