Personalized Learning

Personalized learning is a mindset and approach to teaching that focuses on meeting each learner where they are and tailoring a curriculum that considers their interests, prior knowledge and skill level, and pace. Such a demand on the teacher requires sophisticated usage of technology in a combination of personalized, blended and online learning.

Personalized Learning

A New Normal Summit

The New Schools Venture Fund Summit took place this week in San Francisco and had more tech, more digital learning, more focus on productivity and more people. Yet, there are still a few things that I would like to see before the next summit.

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John Dewey to Farmville: 3 Decades of Learning

More children are learning from Farmville and other games, which is becoming the "new normal". Bing Gordon, a leader in the gaming industry believes that games are becoming a source to connect and engage with students in a way that is constantly teaching them new lessons.

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Online Learning Growing Faster than Expected

A recent Ambient Insight report suggests that online learning is growing even faster than expected and now over 4 million students are currently participating in some kind of formal virtual learning program.

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P2P

Many innovations in learning outside the formal system and the pathway into the system and peer-to-peer networks are on the rise.

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5 Ways to Unleash Education Innovation

I spent Thursday at the Harvard Graduate School of Education discussing the learning experiences and environments most likely to support development of high quality work products and real college and career readiness.

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10 Megatrends Shaping the World

Expanding access to personal digital learning is one of the most important world shaping megatrends. People, schools, states, and countries will be connected to the global economy through education and learning.

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Differentiated Instruction

Lisa Nielsen offers an alternative to differentiated instruction: great idea, hard to practice–at least the way most schools and classrooms are organized.