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What matters to Nevada’s students is part of the state’s strategy for transforming education.

Take into account these key considerations to help ensure that education technologies are designed and deployed to liberate learners.

Q&A with Bill Hite: How steps to detracking districts can lead to increased equity in access and opportunity.

How educators, community members and students are working together to build a vision for the future of teaching and learning...

By taking GED tests where they need credit, North Dakota students can earn their high school diploma.

Simply adding technologies to education systems does not change them in any fundamental way. It makes them more efficient at...

Learn strategies for ensuring your community builds ownership and accountability for the implementation of the competency learning continuum.

Competencies should be unpacked into a continuum that details how learners will progress toward mastery of the competency.

Having a focused set of broad competencies clearly articulates what a learning community values most.

A shared vision is a critical first step for competency design.

How we we define this core element of a personalized, competency-based learning approach to education?

While state and district leaders must be at the forefront of systemic change in education, educators can’t do this work...

Meet the characters from IMPACT: Learning Edition, a game designed to spark conversations about the future of learning.

This year equity, assessment and accountability were at the top of mind for our audience. Check out the list to...

Youth are leading the fight against the climate crisis. How can educators help them?

Ensuring diversity and equity in schools and classrooms

The wave of disintermediation that had been restructuring many sectors ended up affecting education less deeply than we had thought...

Every system, like every learner, is an individual. And they can learn a lot from each other.

Health care represents an important component of student care.

Though still uncommon in the US, learning landscapes are gaining traction, especially during COVID. But the momentum is lost when...

Place-based strategies lead to greater engagement of stakeholders and greater ownership of the work.