Clayton Christensen, the gentle giant of innovation Michael B. Horn Clayton Christensen, the gentle giant of innovation With Clayton Christensen's passing, friend and colleague Michael B. Horn reflects on the impact of his life in the business world and in his relationships. Jan 25, 2020 Michael B. Horn
A better way to judge value in higher ed regulations Michael B. Horn A better way to judge value in higher ed regulations An accountability provision in the proposed Higher Education Act could be more reflective of institutions’ different missions. Jan 16, 2020 Michael B. Horn
If you could reapply to college, would you make the same decision? Michael B. Horn If you could reapply to college, would you make the same decision? Choosing college is a daunting decision with limited information for students around what the experience might be like. Our book is here to provide a roadmap. Jan 10, 2020 Michael B. Horn
What may lurk behind Korea’s declining PISA scores Michael B. Horn What may lurk behind Korea’s declining PISA scores With prosperity in Korean society more assured, there are multiple pathways to success—not just through academics and a top university education. Jan 9, 2020 Michael B. Horn
More than half of college grads say college underdelivered—learn how to beat the odds Michael B. Horn More than half of college grads say college underdelivered—learn how to beat the odds To get the most out of college, students need to understand why they're really going, and then take a more informed approach to the college selection process. Dec 18, 2019 Michael B. Horn
How did you decide where to go to college? Michael B. Horn How did you decide where to go to college? We spoke with alum to understand how they chose college, and their responses are telling. The metrics and advice that we use to make these decisions are out of step with the progress individual students are trying to mak... Dec 11, 2019 Michael B. Horn
Time to help teachers be advocates for students, not their judge and jury Michael B. Horn Time to help teachers be advocates for students, not their judge and jury The traditional grading system is deeply flawed. It’s time to give students schools where teachers are solely their advocates and supporters. Dec 5, 2019 Michael B. Horn
Affordability Why lazy rivers have their place on college campuses—and yet still might just be lazy Michael B. Horn Why lazy rivers have their place on college campuses—and yet still might just be lazy How can schools offer unexpected experiences for students who want the classic college experience in ways that don't continue the facility arms race? Nov 14, 2019 Michael B. Horn Affordability
Students demanding more value would boost the impact of the years that matter most Michael B. Horn Students demanding more value would boost the impact of the years that matter most To positively transform education it will be vital that schools understand what students are trying to do, and students must understand what schools can provide. Oct 31, 2019 Michael B. Horn
Spotlight on Altus Schools and an antidote to online credit recovery Michael B. Horn Spotlight on Altus Schools and an antidote to online credit recovery At Altus Schools, online learning is poised to transform schooling by helping deliver the right learning experience for each student. Oct 18, 2019 Michael B. Horn
Don’t just flip the classroom, flip the school day Michael B. Horn Don’t just flip the classroom, flip the school day Flipping the school day could help students gain real work experiences; understand their strengths, passions and purpose; and get access to social capital. Oct 10, 2019 Michael B. Horn
Colleges and retailers share a bloated past and a slimmed-down future Michael B. Horn Colleges and retailers share a bloated past and a slimmed-down future As in retail, the future of higher education will likely have a physical component, but one significantly slimmed down from today’s girth Oct 3, 2019 Michael B. Horn
