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Harmonizing with Microcredentials: 7 Steps to Reimagining Your School’s Professional Learning
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In this final piece of the series, we summarize how Harmony Public Schools reinvented professional learning for their staff by putting the educator at the center and building a career pathways program awarding relevant and realistic microcredentials to in-service teachers and administrators.
Teaching Through Change, Stories of Resilience: Austin ISD
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By: Rashawn Caruthers. Rashawn shares how Stacey Shapiro of AISD and a member of The Learning Accelerator’s Strategy Lab cohort, is planning for resilient and equitable futures for her students.
Hybrid Instruction Creates More Time for Formative Assessments
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By: Dr. Margy Jones-Carey. The move to hyrbid and remote learning has paved the way for educators to make more time for formative assessments.
Why Mentorship Matters
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By: Alexa Goins. Mentorships in tech are essential to helping the next generation of professionals learn and grow. At Kenzie Academy, they are using mentorship to help our students get career-ready and land the job.
Focusing on Feedback: A Conversation with Amy Tepper and Patrick Flynn About Supporting Educators During Distanced Teaching
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By: Adam Geller. Educational coaches and co-authors Amy Tepper and Patrick Flynn share their expertise on organizational change and the feedback process.
6 Questions To Ask for Protecting Student Data in Distance Learning
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Tech and security decision makers working to protect schools should ask six main questions to diagnose their organizations’ readiness to move instruction online, identify gaps, and find solutions to their most pressing issues in student data security.
Jamie Merisotis on Human Work in the Age of Smart Machines
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This week, Tom is sitting down with the president and CEO of Lumina Foundation, Jamie Merisotis to discuss his new book, Human Work.
Portrait of a School Wide Project Launch
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Charter Elementary school launches universal school wide project as a means to engage all students and staff in a relevant, personalized, and public purpose.
