New Pathways

Students Co-authoring Their Own Learning

By inviting learners to co-author learning experiences, journeys and records, we help them build the most important skills and dispositions they’ll need to succeed in a changing world.

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Difference Making

The Power and Possibility of Community Learning Hubs

Community Learning Hubs have become a lifeline for students that are in all virtual and hybrid school models providing a safe place to be throughout the day and, in some cases, evenings.

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EdTech

Smart List: Learning Platforms

[…] learning paths for K-8 reading, language arts, and math. Added Apex a digital curriculum designed to actively engage students in learning, combining embedded supports and scaffolds in 2021 Gooru: Personalized learning platform with learning content from a variety of disciplines mapped to customized and AI driven learner experiences. Stride Learning Solutions: Innovative digital curriculum, technology, instruction, and support […]

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New Pathways

How Deep is Their Learning?

Deeper learning isn’t found within the practice of project-based instruction, personalized instruction or competency-based instruction but how the learner applies that instruction.

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New Pathways

Fostering Personalized Learning Journeys

If we truly want to personalize learning and meet the interests and specific needs of every learner, we must recognize we have access to so many more resources that enable us to connect our students with opportunities that extend beyond our physical classroom space.

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Equity & Access

Emancipating Equity for Learning Justice

Kelly Niccolls and Rebecca Midles discuss how we must dismantle the machine that is schooling and emancipate equity for learning justice.

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Getting Through

How to Reopen Schools: A 10-Point Plan Putting Equity at the Center

With nearly all U.S. school buildings closed for the year, teachers and leaders have scrambled to support remote learning and respond to the emerging needs of 57 million elementary and secondary students. As challenging as it is today, it’s time to begin planning for next year. The damage the pandemic has already caused, its […]

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