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Rick Ogston, Carpe Diem High School, Yuma, Arizona
Rick Ogston, Director of Carpe Diem High School in Yuma, Arizona, explains why a blended learning model is so important
New Assessment Report Falls Short
Guidance issued for Common Core assessment fails to embrace competency-based recommendations from iNACOL
Video Statement: Dr. Tommy Bice
We asked Dr. Tommy Bice, Deputy Superintendent of Education for Alabama, how to keep teachers feeling relevant with the use of new technology.
Cohort v Competency
Relationships matter at work and at school but how they are formed and nurtured will be reshaped as we shift from classrooms to social groups on digital learning platform.
Teachers Rule, Teachers Trained, Teachers Win
It's Friday, and with a whole week of on-location new media work to be done, we'll leave you this weekend with the news from the week, brought to you by Education Equality Project. This week, it was all about teachers, past, present and future.
The Good School Promise
Joel Klein closed bad schools, opened good schools, and became America's leading education reform advocate
How the U.S. will Blend (2 of 2)
Over the weekend, I sketched out how U.S. Education will adopt online and blended learning over the next 10 years. Thanks for your comments and constructive follow up conversations. Here's a little bit more.
How the US Will Blend
Here's how US edu will adopt online/blended learning by 2020
Carmel Henderson: Boot Up
Imagine a world in which the parents were up to date on their students’ homework assignments via Twitter. The class had a blog where students participate from home in meaningful conversations, and long-distance, long-term learning projects with each other, and peers from around the world.
Why Standardize When We Should Personalize?
Follow up on yesterday's National Journal post with great questions from Chad.