Blogs about: Individualized Learning

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Does showing what we know have to look the same?

jpaszkat wrote 1 week ago: As a learning support teacher I work with a variety of learners. From students who have just arrived … more →

Tags: Self-regulation, learning disabilites, self advocacy, Differentiated Instruction

Smart ALEKS4 comments

victorrivero wrote 1 month ago: An in-depth look at a Web-based learning and assessment program like no other INTERVIEW | by Victor … more →

Tags: Cool Tools, interviews, AI in education, Aleks, assessment system, content mastery, Knowledge Space Theory, learning and assessment, learning and assessment system

Repositioning personalized and adaptive learning2 comments

Norma Ming wrote 1 month ago: Amidst all the excitement about personalized and adaptive learning is a lot of confusion about what … more →

Tags: learning and assessment, personalized learning, Adaptive learning, Personalization, differentiated learning, machine intelligence

Students design their own semester1 comment

chekabaraka wrote 2 months ago: It used to be that the clergy designed the curriculum. Then came the politicians who needed trained … more →

Tags: General Education, Future of Learning, student design

Differentiation2 comments

cburkholde wrote 3 months ago: We are now in week 4 at Spark Ferndale.  This is definitely shaping up to be my favorite week so far … more →

Tags: Education, South Africa, johannesburg, Learning Lab, Professional Development, Spark Ferndale, Differentiation

Elementary School Model Better Than Middle Schools?

Chantie wrote 6 months ago: Recent research suggests that middle schools are not the ideal model for students.  Students who par … more →

Tags: EDUforeducators, Learning Strategies, Education, K-12, social currents, social transition, Elementary School, K-8, Middle School

Are MOOCs Divergent From Online Learning?1 comment

Rolin Moe wrote 8 months ago: One of my research curiosities is on the development of the cMOOC versus the Udacity-like MOOC.  Bot … more →

Tags: Udacity, mooc, stanford, distance learning, cMOOc, industrial education, Randy Garrison, Motivation

Kick off for 2012-2013 school year

kiera wrote 8 months ago: The new school year is officially underway and, despite a delayed start, the Blended Learning progra … more →

Tags: blended learning, chromebooks, City Arts and Technology High School (CAT), Envision Academy (EA), Envision School, Impact Academy (IA), Khan Academy, Metropolitan Arts and Technology High School (Metro), Blended Learning

Educational Issues: Open Letter to Sal Kahn1 comment

grantutor wrote 8 months ago: As I watched 60 Minutes Labor Day of 2012, I am driven to offer my most sincere congratulations to y … more →

Tags: Education and Parenting, Honeysuckle Air - Memoirs, Kahn Academy, my dream for education, hildra tague's dream for education, Educational Issues, Education for all, accessible education, skills available to everyone

Amos Talks With Rick Ogsten, Founder of Indy's Newest Charter School - Carpe Diem

Amos Brown wrote 9 months ago: Carpe Diem’s 1st Indiana School on North Meridian Carpe Diem Founder Rick Ogsten This week the … more →

Tags: Amos Highlights, Amos Brown, charter school, Rick Ogsten, Carpe Diem School, Technology in Education, innovative education, state charter school board, Indianapolis Carpe Diem School

Wrapping up the year.

kiera wrote 11 months ago: The end of the school year has come and gone and in the calm after the storm I find myself reflectin … more →

Tags: blended learning, Upside Down Academy, Blended Learning, Exhibition, learning style, New Media Tools, UpsideDownAcademy, Video Lessons

ipads in math class!

kiera wrote 12 months ago: Last week the 9th grade students at City Arts and Technology (fondly known as CAT), which is one of … more →

Tags: blended learning, Blended Learning, ipads

Imagining School Reform

sferharvard wrote 12 months ago: This paper was written by Dan Lobo, Co-VP of Advocacy, for a J-Term Ed School class titled Foundatio … more →

Tags: Good Reads, minority students, detracking, Community Involvement, Case Study

Altering the School Schedule to Meet Changing Needs

gwynridenhour wrote 1 year ago: This is my beautiful mother, from whom I get all my organizational skills. Isn't she lovely? On … more →

Tags: Homeschool, project-based learning, Organization, Education, Organization, Scheduling, flexibility

The Hounds of Budget Cycles

allthecoloursoftheday wrote 1 year ago: January 29, 2012 As School District 61 begins the cycle of community input and consultation on the b … more →

Tags: public education funding, Public Education, Education funding, School District Budget, reading recovery, Sharon Hoddinott

Senior High School Program

j0emedia wrote 1 year ago: School Program Get while using the senior high school program where you’re # 1. The K¹² school … more →

Tags: AP students, Core Subjects, enrollment counselors, Flexible Learning, High School, individualized learning plan, international academy, K International, k12 international academy

Individualized learning a "big change"? What planet, etc.

allthecoloursoftheday wrote 1 year ago: It’s time for Geoff Johnson to give up the “Retired School Superintendent” referen … more →

Tags: provincial government, public education funding, Public Education, personalized learning

Interview | Seeing the Whole Picture with Vantage Learning1 comment

victorrivero wrote 1 year ago: Vantage Learning has continued to develop technology to create innovative, cost-efficient ways to ad … more →

Tags: interviews, Trends, curriculum, Assessment, John Fallon, Vantage, student progress monitoring system, writing assessment, math assessment

Published: The bespoke syllabus, objective setting and WIN analyses.

eliresearch1 wrote 1 year ago: SALC Learning Advisor Bob Morrison published an article in the Independence IATEFL Learner Autonomy … more →

Tags: Research, publications, Syllabus Design, Self-Directed Learning


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