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and Engaged
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Empowered
and Engaged
Grow your skills to drive system transformation with competency-based professional learning
Empowered
and Engaged
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Your Partners in Education Transformation
At KnowledgeWorks, we equip our partners with the tools and guidance needed to support learning communities in reaching their shared vision for the future of learning.
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Practical steps for educators and leaders to build a culture of collective efficacy
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Strategies to support educator agency, which, in turn, supports learners
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Resources
Why networks and ecosystems are essential tools for navigating fragmentation in education, highlighting how collaboration, shared purpose and adaptability can drive lasting systems change
- Published:
- Topics: Future of Learning
Jason Swanson
Senior Director of Strategic Foresight
A practical guide to understanding what’s changing in education and how to take meaningful next steps
- Published:
- Topics: Future of Learning, Systems Change
Katie King
Senior Director of Strategic Engagement
Why designing education systems for humanity matters more as AI becomes unavoidable
- Published:
- Topics: Future of Learning
Kate Westrich
Vice President of Marketing and Communications
Innovating Kentucky Education
In Kentucky, we regularly have used KnowledgeWorks state policy resources to guide our efforts. That use was greatly enhanced when KnowledgeWorks worked with us on the Kentucky Innovation Guide. The guide has allowed more school systems to embark on personalized, competency-based transformations by giving a roadmap to Kentucky’s many innovative learning opportunities.
David Cook, consultant, formerly Kentucky Department of Education