EdTech

8 Tech Tools for Teachers

With many teachers working in some type of remote or hybrid learning environment, it is helpful to have a variety of options for creating different types of learning experiences that also promote student engagement. Having taught fully online for the first nine weeks of school, I explored new ideas for designing lessons and for […]

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Future of Learning

What’s the Right High School Size and Structure?

[…] centuries gone by. How to organize a high school? It’s a question being reconsidered as educators reflect on a year and a half of remote and hybrid learning and as society continues to change rapidly. There’s no single right answer to the question, solutions depend on goals and context. What’s the right size for […]

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New Pathways

Deeper Learning Requires Deeper Relationships?

[…] well-being, and connection, which are valued for their own sake, not just as a means to some academic end.  If you ask the educators in these deeper learning schools why they devote so much time toward community, they reply that it’s about ‘relationships.’ Of course, educators in more traditional schools also claim that relationships […]

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New Pathways

Microschools: From Micro Innovation to Serial Disruption

[…] in alignment to Delta 2030, microschool elements feature entrepreneurial pathways, adaptive schedules for hybrid opportunities beyond the confines of traditional school, certificate programs based on economic demands, blended experiences with artificial intelligence tools, and pedagogy that is guided by the engineer-design process. Serial disruption is integrated and multi-dimensional which is level-set in microschools.  One […]

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New Pathways

Measuring Connections in Career-Connected Learning

Future Focused Education and Big Picture Learning are proving it’s possible to understand the social side of work-based learning. Both organizations’ commitment to equity has led them down that path.

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