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New Designs for School

Profile: e3 Civic High

e3 Civic High embraces its urban setting and unique location in the state-of-the-art San Diego Public Library and maximizes its relation­ship with the downtown community to provide students with powerful learning experiences focused on pre­paring them for success in college, career, and civic life. Students learn through a mixture of self-paced online in­struction, teacher or student-led small-group instruction, direct in­struction, and problem-based and project-based work. Career exploration and early college opportunities combined with shared use of library facilities and resources demonstrate the extensive community partnerships that define this charter high school.

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Lebanon School District: Lebanon High School

After positive results in a pilot year, this district adopted a station-rotation blended learning approach school-wide in its only high school in order to deliver a more student-centered education, help current teachers be more effective at meeting the individual needs of students, and create a more cost-effective school. Located in a small city in central Pennsylvania, the district intends to demonstrate that blended learning can be transformational in a mainstream school without additional costs or waivers.

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Profile: The Workshop School

The Workshop School is a high school run in partnership between a nonprofit and the School District of Philadelphia. Projects rather than subjects drive the curriculum and the schedule, in which all students are expected to take at least two projects through four stages by the time they graduate. Three core principles of the school model are to put the work first, trust students to make decisions, and make the most out of failure.

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NGLC Updates Profiles of 27 Breakthrough Schools

These one-page snapshot publications provide a quick overview of K-12 grant recipients’ personalized learning models and their plans for breakthrough change.

December 2013

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Breakthrough Schools Profiles: A Guide to Next Gen Learning

NGLC just released the Rosetta Stone to next gen learning schools. We call them profiles because they profile 27 next gen school models.

December 2013

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Early Progress: Interim Research on Personalized Learning

Interim findings from an ongoing study of NGLC & other personalized learning schools; RAND, November 2014

Why Schools Need to Change

Where Mission, Market, and Margin Meet is the Sweet Spot for Innovative Business Models

When you turn your attention to outcomes and student success, don't forget how your business models may need to evolve.

January 2014

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Resource Allocation at NGLC Schools: A Progress Report

What do preliminary financial and operational results from a set of innovative, blended learning models tell us about the nature of these pioneering school designs?

January 2014

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Blended Learning Model Types of NGLC Breakthrough Schools

Next gen schools are incorporating blended learning models in order to personalize learning for students. But their choice of how to blend face-to-face and online learning depends on their mission, culture, and learning philosophy.

January 2014

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Blended Learning Classroom Design at Merit Prep

How do you design a space for next gen learning? Merit Prep created classroom spaces that accommodate team-teaching within a flex blended learning model.

January 2014

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