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.
Jeb Bush: Edu-Mentor
Jeb Bush is quietly and efficiently shaping the future of American education
Time for Education Innovation
The Big Shifts pushing education innovation are the Technology Shift, the Global Shift, and the Learning Shift
Mistakenly Defending the Status Quo
Boycott Cuban writing, at least Larry Cuban's. His hatchet job on small schools, charters, and online learning is in keeping with it's home on Valerie Strauss' blog.
10 Blended High School Models
Blended high schools incorporate multiple modes of learning to prepare students for college and careers. Here's 10 models.
Blend don’t Cram
Cramming computers in to existing 50 minute periods won't help much; we need to rethink and redesign school to make bigger connections for kids.
Digital IQ may help plug the Ingenuity Gap
Can web-smart agencies and organizations solve our big problems?
Strive for College
Most students strive for college but don't get much tailored advice about their post secondary decision; Michael Carter is trying to change that.
Placement Exams: The Hidden Gateway
Placement exams are the hidden gateway in American education. A new partnership may yield a more transparent and aligned system of high school exit and college eligibility.
The Open Social World to Come
Most learning five years from now will be open and social. Here's a list of 10 shifts from closed and antisocial to open and social.
Value-Added Data Adds Value
Value-added data should be added to teacher evaluations. Then we should make the whole system smarter with personal digital learning.