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One-size-fits all doesn’t work for students, and it doesn’t work for teachers.

We’ve created five ways for you to recognize the teachers in your life for all that they do.

A learning community’s Portrait of a Graduate is a powerful tool for thinking about the implications of change.

At the Early Childhood Center in Kenowa Hills, Michigan, posters help explain proficiency grading levels.

There isn’t a systemic personalized system out there that doesn’t have a strong culture grounded in relationships.

Every community includes members with differing perspectives and unique needs.

In this middle school math classroom, students are taking ownership of their learning by choosing from a teacher-curated ‘menu’ of...

Postsecondary and higher education leaders have the chance to explore far-reaching questions about the purpose and outcomes of higher education.

When a new teacher makes the transition from college to the classroom, what supports are in place to set him...

KnowledgeWorks joined MCC in Michigan for discussions with educators and stakeholders around personalized, competency-based learning and its future in the...

KnowledgeWorks is teaming up with EASTCONN to support the unique needs of five districts in rural Northeastern Connecticut.

As smart technologies and shifting employment structures reshape the future of work, we need to rethink the skills and knowledge...

We find ourselves at a unique moment for pursuing change in education. We face key questions about the impacts our...

The age of artificial intelligence (AI) is here, and the time to examine its potential implications for, and impacts on,...

By listening to a child and keeping your word to them, you are showing them they can depend on you....

Implications of our new forecast are clustered in four key areas: success; engagement; technology use; and learner and educator capacity.

The more complex a problem is and the more reasoning required to get to a solution, the deeper the level...

As AI is becoming increasingly prevalent; one community is thinking about what it means for them.

If we don’t celebrate in front of and with our learners, who will?

The organizers of, and speakers and presenters at, SXSWedu 2019 helped demonstrate how bright the future can be.

Jordyn Peake is a tenth grader who thinks about what she wants for her future every single day.

SXSWedu challenged attendees to innovate towards intense learner-focused and human-centered teaching and learning.

Even second graders can set goals – and in a personalized learning environment, they feel empowered to reach them.