Topic: Student-centered Learning

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Why – and How – Educators Learn Best from Each Other

Learning communities across the country share what drives educators in peer learning opportunities.

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Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence in Education

Consider the countless opportunities for AI to enhance educational opportunities but also the ethics of using it as a solution instead of a tool.

Jason Swanson
Senior Director of Strategic Foresight

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What Standards-based Grading Looks Like in a Kindergarten Classroom

With the support of their teacher, kindergarteners in this Arizona elementary school understand the standards they’re working through.

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The Power of Seeing Education Innovation in Person

District leaders share insights into the best ways to scale personalized, competency-based learning.

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Five Things to Consider When Implementing Standards-based Grading

Five pieces of advice designed to help others overcome the potential hurdles faced during the first year or two of implementing standards-based grading

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Five Ways to Spread Personalized Learning Practices

Five ways to spread personalized learning beyond your core team and create buy-in for learner-centered practices.

Abbie Forbus Everett
Senior Director of Teaching and Learning

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Why It’s Important to Align Your Master Schedule to Your Vision

Reconsidering the master schedule as an element in how you realize your vision for teaching and learning

Margaret Ann White
Senior Manager of Resource Development

Making the Case for Student Voice

As students become more active in their own educational experience, here's guidance on ways to support efforts in elevating student voice.

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Student Agency: A Key Driver of Education Transformation in Nevada

How one small thing, like a logo, can make youth feel empowered to be a part of education changemaking

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Shifting the Thinking to Learners with Authentic Voice and Choice

Authentic student voice and choice is about helping students understand themselves as learners.

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How Changing the Way You Talk About Learning Can Transform Your Practice

Words do matter, and creating a shared vocabulary is part of the process of shifting mindsets and practices.

Lori Phillips
Senior Director of Teaching and Learning

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Traditional Classroom Management Versus Student-centered Classroom Management

What’s the difference between traditional and student-centered classroom management and why does it matter?

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