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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Going 1:1 with Chromebooks in North CarolinaGoogle Apps for Education and other cloud-based resources are crucial to learning in North Carolina’s Union County Public Schools, so it’s not surprising that the district chose to place rugged Lenovo Chromebooks in the hands of all students in grades 6-12 |
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Community Support and Personalized Learning in Clear Creek ISDClear Creek Independent School District (CCISD) in Texas began its 1:1 initiative in a thoughtful and careful manner, by involving community members in the planning process, investing heavily in professional learning, and gradually phasing in devices across the district. |
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Technology for Technology's Sake is MeaninglessJohn Dewey's ideas on school reform continue to ring true even in today's digital age. Read Leslie Wilson's reflection on why schools today must always seek a successful path forward when using educational technologies. |
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Organizations Really Can ChangeLearn all about Signature Districts! Leslie Wilson sets the stage for the upcoming release of results for a set of districts who implemented 1:1 programs and collected data across key factors. |
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The Demise of the Education Buzzword “Student Engagement”Buzzwords are a part of every industry or organization including educational technology. Read Elliott Levine's analysis of the commonly used phrase "student engagement". |
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Minding the GapHow are school supporting students in their journey to and through college? Read Donna Teuber's post detailing ideas and top resources. |
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ResurfacingCreating the learning experiences our students must have requires reflection. Read Kevin Schwartz' post on how new perspectives can help us to see challenges and priorities with fresh eyes. |
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EdTech Advice For School Leaders From 6th Grader PamelaStudents know first hand how technology is and is not used in schools. Read this advice for school leaders from a 6th grade student from U-46 district in Illinois, Pamela Flores. |
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Cow Paths of LearningTaking a fresh look at student learning in new and instinctive ways is an critical part of empowering transformative learning. In this post, David Jakes shares essential questions for today's leaders. |
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Tristen Talks About Social Media in Middle SchoolSocial Media - What do the students say? Read for ideas and insights from Richland 2 student, Tristen Prescott. |
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Mesa Public Schools Untethers TeachersMesa Public Schools, in Mesa, Arizona, has approximately 64,000 students, making it the largest student enrollment of any unified school district in Arizona. Their existing hardware was outdating including: old desktop computers, slow network connections throughout the district, and classrooms using aging display technologies. They knew that the future of classroom technology was wireless, meaning teachers had the flexibility to design their classrooms and curriculum in a way that would best serve student and their learning experience. |
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Why Technology Matters in EducationIn the last few years, education technology has grown from an innovative new trend to a key component of the modern classroom. Technology prepares students to be competitive in today’s workforce – and for the jobs of tomorrow that don’t yet exist – by providing opportunities to learn vital skills such as critical thinking, communication, collaboration and digital literacy. |
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