Personalized Learning
Personalized learning structures empower teachers and students to take charge of their education experiences. In student-centered classrooms, students learn at their own pace, in a way that matches their own needs and interests. These resources will show you how to support personalized learning in order to maximize student engagement and achievement.



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Blog Moving Pictures: Maximize Your StorytellingBy thinking of your learning presentation as a mini-movie, you could greatly improve the learning experience. |
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Blog Using Visual Models to Spark Mathematical DiscussionWhen I reviewed my students’ work, I noticed that only one drew a picture of their solution strategy. The rest lacked a visual context for making sense of the problem. |
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Blog Outpacing the Traditional Ed-Tech TimelineDiscover three emerging technologies affecting our lives outside the classroom today, and see how schools could implement them tomorrow. |
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News New Report Released on Supporting Social, Emotional and Academic DevelopmentThe National Commission just released their 2018 report, “How Learning Happens: Supporting Students’ Social, Emotional, and Academic Development”. |
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Blog Not the Same Old Story: Tech and Text Work Better TogetherJust as deeper reading creates better writers, this skill helps students to break down narrative as media consumers so that they may become more skillful creators. |
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Blog Curiosity At Every AgeLeslie Wilson discusses when she lost her sense of curiosity, when it returned, and why it is important to maintain and enhance curiosity in schools. |
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Blog Systemic Maturity RequiredThe "real work" when implementing technology is about engaging the entire system in creating new realities that best serve learners, communities and economies. |
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Blog Ed-volve or Ed-perish: The Science That Will Deliver the FutureIt’s not news that the evolution of education technologies and models of transformed learning are moving at the speed of sound. |
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Blog Fear of the Blank Page Part II: Not the Same Old StoryBy making ideation a group exercise, you can often overcome common obstacles and jump-start creativity. |
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Blog Fear of the Blank Page Part I: Breaking Through the BlockSet the stage for writing in your classroom and help students to break through these common writing obstacles. |