Is Competency-Based Education Feasible Without a Guaranteed Viable Curriculum?
Competency-based education has gathered much energy and momentum across the nation during the past year, evidenced by…
What Students Need to Know and Be Able to Do in K12 and Higher Education
After writing the previous blog looking at the similarities and differences of competency education in K12 and…
Iowa Goes BIG: From Reservations to Success
This blog was originally posted May 20, 2014 at the Iowa Department of Education. Be sure to…
Iowa Goes BIG: Next-level learning
This blog was originally posed May 20, 2014 at the Iowa Department of Education with the sidebar, below. Be sure…
Must Read: From Policy to Practice in New Hampshire
The Christenensen Institute just released “From policy to practice: How competency-based education is evolving in New Hampshire”. It is a…
Staying the Course for Student Success
10 important takeaways from recent conversations/meetings/conference talks: 1. The Common Core will help students succeed in college…
Guest blogger – Joe Cozart reviews Paul Tough’s How Children Succeed
Today’s guest blogger is Dr. Joe Cozart of Georgia Virtual Learning. He reviewed Paul Tough’s book How…
Competency-Based Education and Blended Learning: Worlds Apart or Just Two Sides of the Personalization Coin?
This post was originally published by Clayton Christensen Institute on September 18, 2013. At the Clayton Christensen…
Lingering Questions #3: Habits of Mind (Non-Academic Factors)
This was originally published on the College & Career Readiness & Success blog. On June 24th, the…
Lingering Questions #1: Pacing and Supports
This was originally published on the College & Career Readiness & Success blog. On June 24th, the…