Creating
Meaningful Learning Experiences
The future doesn’t rest on one person’s shoulders. It’s on everyone’s. So let’s create it together.
Creating
Meaningful Learning Experiences
What are the assessment policy conditions for a state that wants to support student-centered learning?
Creating
Meaningful Learning Experiences
Student agency means empowering students to take ownership of their learning journey. Here’s why it matters.
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Resources
Your top 10 resources from 2025 reveal interest in creating bold visions to make way for personalized, competency-based learning.
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10 ideas to build public will among parents and guardians around personalized, competency-based learning
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- Topics: Student-centered Learning, Systems Change
Shelby Taylor
Director of Marketing and Communications
A new bill in Minnesota supports real-world learning for credits. Here’s how an education advocacy group and a former student in particular supported it.
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- Topics: State and Federal Policy
Shelby Taylor
Director 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