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Made for TV, yes, but the pressure to get kids into the ‘best’ school is all too real

Michael B. Horn

Made for TV, yes, but the pressure to get kids into the ‘best’ school is all too real

Lifetime is fictionalizing the college admissions scandal, but there's nothing fictional about the pressure parents and students feel about the college admissions process.

Sept 12, 2019

Michael B. Horn

Make P.E. great—for the first time?

Michael B. Horn

Make P.E. great—for the first time?

Online P.E.'s goal is to help students develop the habits to be healthy adults over their lifetimes with a commitment to exercise. Nothing more and nothing less.

Aug 30, 2019

Michael B. Horn

Will school wraparound supports ever fulfill their logical potential?

Michael B. Horn

Will school wraparound supports ever fulfill their logical potential?

Modularity Theory helps explain how schools can better integrate wraparound supports for improved student outcomes.

Aug 7, 2019

Michael B. Horn

Five reasons why free college doesn’t make the grade

Michael B. Horn

Five reasons why free college doesn’t make the grade

Today’s free college policies are misguided, as they don’t tackle the root cause of why college costs so much.

July 16, 2019

Michael B. Horn

The future of learning unfolding in Malawi

Michael B. Horn

The future of learning unfolding in Malawi

Using tablets and software for self-directed learning, some students in Malawi now have access to an engaging education.

July 9, 2019

Michael B. Horn

Choosing College: How to Make Better Learning Decisions Throughout Your Life

Michael B. Horn

Choosing College: How to Make Better Learning Decisions Throughout Your Life

Choosing College helps you understand why you’re going to school. What's driving you? What are you trying to accomplish? Once you know why, the book will help you make better choices.

June 28, 2019

Michael B. Horn

As Income Share Agreement politics heat up, San Diego debuts first renewable learning fund

Michael B. Horn

As Income Share Agreement politics heat up, San Diego debuts first renewable learning fund

How Income Share Agreements (ISAs) could be used to create “renewable learning funds” to transform workforce development.

June 20, 2019

Michael B. Horn

The disruptive playbook for bootcamps to upend higher education

Michael B. Horn

The disruptive playbook for bootcamps to upend higher education

A recent report provides a compelling roadmap of what has to occur if bootcamps are to disrupt traditional colleges and universities.

May 14, 2019

Michael B. Horn

What if teachers could no longer give B-minuses?

Michael B. Horn

What if teachers could no longer give B-minuses?

Why time should become the variable and learning the constant in today's schools, and not the other way around.

Apr 11, 2019

Michael B. Horn

Why the rich and famous broke the law to get their kids into college

Michael B. Horn

Why the rich and famous broke the law to get their kids into college

Jobs to Be Done Theory helps shed light on the motivations behind the recent college admissions scandal.

Mar 27, 2019

Michael B. Horn

The future of LinkedIn Learning and the link between education and work

Michael B. Horn

The future of LinkedIn Learning and the link between education and work

LinkedIn Learning's massive data set helps predict workforce development's trajectory.

Mar 14, 2019

Michael B. Horn

Why the nation’s K-12 accountability and assessment system doesn’t make the grade

Michael B. Horn

Why the nation’s K-12 accountability and assessment system doesn’t make the grade

Teach to One's federal evaluation shows it's critical to align instructional approaches with the measure of success.

Mar 5, 2019

Michael B. Horn

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