The Future of Teacher Learning
This post first appeared at 2Revolutions on May 2, 2017. “We should seek to be fellow students with the pupil, and
May 26, 2017
Archives: CompetencyWorks
Beware of AnythingGoes-Ness and Bandwagonitis
It’s very clear to me that we, the field of competency education, are at a turning point in many ways. First,
May 25, 2017
National Summit on K-12 Competency-Based Education Recommended Reading
We are now in high gear to get ready for the National Summit on K-12 Competency-Based Education. I continue to
May 24, 2017
Lessons from a Social Studies Teacher: Work Study Practices Matter in a Competency-Based High School
Competency-based schools work to separate the reporting of academic performance and behavior into separate categories as a part of their
May 22, 2017
Thank You TAGs! We Couldn’t Have Done It Without You
We are busy putting the finishing touches on the four papers for the National Summit on K-12 Competency-Based Education. Each
May 19, 2017
Why Engaging Parents Matters: Maloney High School
This post originally appeared at Students at the Center Hub on March 22, 2017. RESEARCH SUGGESTS THAT WHEN SCHOOLS PARTNER
May 17, 2017
What’s the Difference Between Blended and Personalized Learning?
This post originally appeared at the Christensen Institute on April 25, 2017. Earlier this month, after two exhilarating and exhausting
May 15, 2017
Learner-Centered Tip of the Week: Including Multiple Readiness Levels
This post originally appeared on Courtney Belolan’s website on April 28, 2017. Belolan is the instructional coach for RSU2 in
May 12, 2017
Making Equity a First Principle of Personalized Learning
This post first appeared at the Christensen Institute on April 12, 2017. “Racism and inequity are products of design. They
May 10, 2017
Connecting the Dots: Aligning Efforts to Support Teachers and Students in New Hampshire
Making the shift to a competency-based and personalized model of education is a process that can be daunting to educators,
May 8, 2017