Digital Learning Now
Smart World
We now live in a Smart World. We’ve long sought massively scalable solutions—they are here. Blended school models powered by online learning, cheap tablets, and expanded broadband access are game changers for the U.S. and the world.
The New Equity Agenda
Nearing a quarter of the school populations, Hispanic students are general not well served by U.S. K-12 education. Here’s five state policies that would help:
Great Teacher for Every Course
Every student should have access to rigorous well taught courses, and digital learning can make that possible now.
Idea Economy Needs Better Prepared Students
'Deeper learning' is the ticket into the idea economy and we need to have an education system that is preparing our children to think critically, solve complex problems, work collaboratively, communicate effectively and keep learning.
Customize Learning for Student Success
CCSSO and iNACOL hosted a competency-based learning summit where the focus was the shift from time and tradition to kids, learning and the importance of personalized digital learning.
Rhee-form or Reinvention?
The Rhee-form agenda is important—better evaluation, more charters, less bureaucracy—but it focuses on cleaning up a system that can’t do what we need it to do. We need schools that work better for students and teachers—schools that engage students and extend and accelerate learning.
Lisa Nielsen: The Innovative Educator
Lisa Nielsen is a New York-based educator. Her analysis of Walter McKenzie's "A Practical Action Plan for Transforming Education" first appeared in her blog, The Innovative Educator.
State Leadership Matters
States should expand access to online learning to close the achievement, teacher, and fiscal gaps
Jeb Bush: Edu-Mentor
Jeb Bush is quietly and efficiently shaping the future of American education
Transform education with digital learning
This article was written by Governor Jeb Bush, Governor Bob Wise, and Michael B. Horn and originally published on The Hill on December 7th.