Done decently well, student-led conferences (SLCs, for those who love a good education acronym) transform the oddly brief parent-teacher conference
This is the thirteenth post in the blog series on the report, Quality and Equity by Design: Charting the Course
This post originally appeared at Getting Smart on January 5, 2017. As a venture-based Silicon Valley startup, Minerva has developed
This article is part of a series on personalized, proficiency-based education in Wisconsin and the ninth in a ten-part series
Information management systems are vitally important to developing and sustaining competency-based systems in both K-12 and higher education. Bravo to
Behold the single-point rubric, my favorite tool discovery of 2017. The resource below is my adaptation of a resource posted
I’ve read and read. Trying to understand the basics of the research from the sciences of learning. Trying to integrate
This is the twelfth post in the blog series on the report, Quality and Equity by Design: Charting the Course
Commitment counts. It seems to make a difference when school boards and district/school leadership make a commitment to the vision
The task of this blog series, laid out in the first entry, is to analyze the struggles for educational change
