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Experiencing Success In What’s Next: The Six Pillars of New Pathways
The recent Getting Smart Town Hall unpacked our latest campaign, New Pathways and discussed the six defining pillars.
Personalized High School Pathways
Gem Prep launched personalized grade 10-14 student-led pathways that encourage students to choose a career direction and request funding to take the first steps toward that career.
GreenLight Means Go: Where Learner and Employment Records Are Headed
GreenLight is one of a handful in the larger Learner and Employment Record ecosystem solving for frictionless systems to store and share learning.
New Connected-Growth Platform inspires Learning through Small Group Journeys and Stories of Impact
There needs to be a different way of thinking about unlocking human potential, one that treats knowledge as fundamentally linked to practice, people as having rich potential, and any designed innovation as just one component – rather than the sole focus – of an empowering ecosystem.
Technology We Need: Documenting the complete Learner Record
Nate McClennen and Rebecca Midles issue a challenge to those building and creating solutions in the education technology industry.
LEAP from the Era of Accountability to the Age of Personalization
Dr. Chip Pettit and Dr. Eric J Ban detail how education leaders can take what we’ve learned from the era of accountability and LEAP to a new age of personalization at scale.
Ken Kay and Yong Zhao on Portrait of a Graduate
On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Ken Kay and Yong Zhao join Tom to discuss portraits of a graduate.
Unrecognized Strengths: The Power of Being You
Ivan A. Hernandez pens his open letter on recognizing the power of being YOU.
So You Designed a Profile of a Graduate, Now What?
Your district has recently completed your Profile of a Graduate, (sometimes also known as a Graduate Profile or Learner Profile) now what? Rebecca Midles and Katie Martin share next steps.
Now is the Time to Build a New Field in Education
Whether you are in the pursuit of learner-centered education in your community or you hold a different vision, consider the power of distinguishing what you are working towards. Lindsy Ogawa shares how Education Reimagined envisions a new path forward.