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Personalized & Blended Learning

Innovative staffing to personalize learning: How new teaching roles and blended learning help students succeed

Thomas Arnett

Innovative staffing to personalize learning: How new teaching roles and blended learning help students succeed

How eight pioneering district, charter, and private schools and school networks with notable student success adopted blended learning and new staffing arrangements to better enable personalized instruction.

May 24, 2018

Thomas Arnett

Personalized & Blended Learning

The secret element in blended learning

Thomas Arnett

The secret element in blended learning

By definition, technology is a key component of blended learning. But the most important element for blended learning is one that has been in the classroom for centuries.

May 9, 2018

Thomas Arnett

Why collective action is the wrong approach for developing personalized learning teachers

Thomas Arnett

Why collective action is the wrong approach for developing personalized learning teachers

What can the process of designing touch-screen tablets teach us about developing teacher pipelines for personalized learning? Modularity theory offers some answers.

Apr 19, 2018

Thomas Arnett

Personalized teaching: 4 funding strategies to amplify teacher impact

Thomas Arnett

Personalized teaching: 4 funding strategies to amplify teacher impact

We are excited to publish our second set of case studies highlighting how four schools utilize alternative staffing arrangements to amplify the impact of teachers.

Apr 10, 2018

Thomas Arnett

Four innovative staffing takeaways from personalized learning schools

Thomas Arnett

Four innovative staffing takeaways from personalized learning schools

This week, we published our first set of case studies focused on how four schools are championing alternative staffing models to personalize instruction.

Mar 14, 2018

Thomas Arnett

Can digital also mean low-tech? Yes, and it can enhance teaching

Thomas Arnett

Can digital also mean low-tech? Yes, and it can enhance teaching

In today's tech-focused world, we often fixate on the biggest technologies. But this often misses some of the most impactful and powerful low-tech solutions to improving teaching and learning.

Feb 20, 2018

Thomas Arnett

Should schools ban spiral notebooks?

Thomas Arnett

Should schools ban spiral notebooks?

Is technology beneficial or detrimental to student learning? Here is why this is the wrong question to ask and what we should really focus on.

Feb 6, 2018

Thomas Arnett

Catching education’s white whale: school improvement

Thomas Arnett

Catching education’s white whale: school improvement

Are you using the right tools for the job? Our theories provide insights into the right management strategies to catalyze successful school improvement.

Nov 15, 2017

Thomas Arnett

Why NCLB failed, and how states can avoid making the same mistakes under ESSA

Thomas Arnett

Why NCLB failed, and how states can avoid making the same mistakes under ESSA

What can innovation theory tell us about the failures of NCLB and the possibilities under ESSA?

Oct 5, 2017

Thomas Arnett

The state innovator’s toolkit: A guide to successfully managing innovation under ESSA

Julia Freeland Fisher

The state innovator’s toolkit: A guide to successfully managing innovation under ESSA

In this brief, we offer a series of frameworks for thinking about how systems can successfully manage innovation under the latest federal education law.

Oct 3, 2017

Julia Freeland Fisher

Challenging harmful stereotypes about edtech

Thomas Arnett

Challenging harmful stereotypes about edtech

Partnerships between edtech vendors and teachers need not always raise red flags. They can be crucial in developing high-quality education technology.

Sept 14, 2017

Thomas Arnett

Should K-12 schools really certify their own teachers?

Thomas Arnett

Should K-12 schools really certify their own teachers?

Summit Public Schools' new teacher residency program will be one to watch for insights into the future of teacher education.

Aug 24, 2017

Thomas Arnett

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