Every teacher can personalize learning for their students—and beginning to create a district-wide culture of student-centered, personalized learning is easier than you might think. Check out the following resources to help you begin your own personalized learning classroom practices.
Growing Personalized Learning Classroom Practices
The Role of the Teacher in a Personalized, Competency-Based Classroom
Because relationships drive student learning in a competency-based classroom, teachers are more important partners than ever. This resource explores common questions teachers have about personalized learning classroom practices—and how to answer them.
Read More
5 Strategies for a More Student-Centered Classroom
It’s possible to take small steps at any time during the school year to begin the work of building a school and classroom culture that supports students as unique individuals. Read more for strategies you can use to shift practices in your classroom.
Read More
The Social-Emotional Skills Learners Need Now—and in the Future
The workforce of the future is going to look totally different—to keep up, so should the classrooms of today. What are the critical social-emotional skills that learners are going to need, and what processes and practices need to be in place now to be sure they’re acquiring them?
Read More
5 Goals for a Strong Classroom Culture
From empowering students to take ownership of their learning to modeling a growth mindset, a strong classroom culture is the foundation of personalized learning classroom practices. We offer five actionable goals to support your shift to personalized learning.
Read More
Flexible Learning Spaces to Impact Learning
The flexibility in working and learning spaces in Kenowa Hills Public School District in Kenowa, Michigan, empowers students of all ages. From flexible seating to learning environments that inspire collaboration, physical spaces matter—and we explore examples you can adopt for your own schools and classrooms.
Read More
“I felt like I had a direction and a clear goal each day. Having the KnowledgeWorks guides assisting throughout the process was also very empowering. It was the right balance of letting our team struggle through the process and strengthening us when we felt lost or were about to break.”
Ready to move your personalized learning classroom practices from vision to reality? Talk with a KnowledgeWorks teaching and learning expert for advice on getting started.