3 Dimensions of Personalized Learning
Personalization is worthwhile, but it shouldn’t mean students working only on their own—they need to collaborate on learning.
Analysis: Students Who Are Lagging Behind Need Both Grade-Level Content and Personalized Learning. How 3 Schools Are Making It Happen
Students who are behind need both grade-level content and personalized learning. How 3 schools are making it happen
Three Simple Tech Tools to Make Math Thinking Visible
High school math teacher Stacey Roshan explains how she uses technology to better personalize learning for each student, build relationships, and lower stress and anxiety levels.
Parents flock to charter schools for home school, personalized education
Dissatisfaction with public schools is driving thousands of families to dozens of California charter schools that offer personalized approaches to education, such as home schooling.
Analysis: Rigorous Grade-Level Work or Personalized Learning? Research Shows Closing Student Achievement Gaps Requires Both
Rigorous grade-level work or personalized learning? Research shows closing student achievement gaps requires both
If Personalized Learning Is Going to Work, Teacher Onboarding Must Improve. Here’s How.
Why teacher buy-in is vital for the success of personalized learning
Collaboration in Personalized Learning
Collaboration with their fellow students and personalized learning can go hand-in-hand
What is personalized learning and why is it so controversial? 5 questions answered
What is personalized learning and why is it so controversial?
There’s value but also limitations to students’ grading their own interpersonal skills, study finds
California school districts are confident they can improve student self-confidence, empathy, and growth mindset.
3 ways to find time for personalized learning
There's an underestimated resource for personalized learning--here's how to use it to your advantage