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A Textured View: How Stories Are The Currency of Badging
AI in education demands a shift to learner-driven storytelling, experiential learning, and tools for capturing rich, textured evidence of growth.
Advancing Assessment in the Service of Learning
Reimagining assessment to serve learning, not just grading. Explore the Handbook for Assessment in the Service of Learning for innovation in education.
Teaching What the World Needs: How Neuroscience, Student Leadership, and Productive Struggle Prepare Learners for What’s Next
GRiT equips students with leadership, resilience, and relational intelligence, fostering readiness for a changing workforce through neuroscience and SEL.
Integrating Traditional Assessments into Non-Traditional Learning Environments
Explore how microschools innovate assessments, embracing mastery-based learning, AI, and alternative methods for diverse learner success.
Beyond the Grade: How One Stone’s Growth Framework Empowers Learners for Life
Explore One Stone's Growth Framework empowering learners with holistic, real-world skills beyond traditional grading systems.
Getting Started with a Learner-Driven Classroom: A Guide for Educators
Explore learner-driven classrooms in Ohio focusing on student agency, engagement, goal setting, and personalized learning strategies.
To Fully Realize Horizon Three, We Need New Accountability Systems
Redesigning education requires new accountability systems that promote equity, innovation, and local involvement, emphasizing reciprocal accountability.
Facilitating Student Discussions with Technology
Explore tech tools like Equity Maps, Dialogic, and Parlay to enhance student discussions, promote equity, and provide meaningful feedback in classrooms.
Next-Generation Durable Skills Assessment
Next-generation assessments of durable skills are crucial for validating competencies across educational and professional contexts, using AI and VR.
Fostering Student-Centered Environments: From Teacher Assessed through Grades to Self, Peer, Expert Feedback and Critique
Grades improve short-term learning on standardized tests but fail in critical thinking and knowledge retention. Feedback and critique offer a more effective alternative.