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Building Community

Highlights from the High Country: The Colorado Convening

​Seven key insights about the work of transforming learning from regional network leaders.​
New Designs for School

5 Lessons from Implementing Personal Learning

The transformation to Personal Learning at Vista Unified has been guided by the work of pedagogy experts, Allison Zmuda and Bena Kallick.
Why Schools Need to Change

21st Century Learning and the Educational Rights of Students

All students should have access to a 21st century education. It's an inalienable right & the only way to truly transform education for all.
Reimagining Assessment

6 Ways to Make Collective Feedback Work in Classrooms

English teachers at Leadership Public Schools (LPS) faced a common question: how to give more, and better, feedback on writing in their classrooms?
Professional Learning

Innovation Equity

​People all over the country, and world, are working on the same education issues. We need to share out, listen, learn, and collaborate.
Technology Tools

5 Technologies Impacting the Future of Learning Assessment

Feedback is incredibly important in student learning and motivation. Here are five current and emerging technologies that are enabling more frequent, low-stakes feedback.
Technology Tools

5 Tips to Market Your Classroom Innovation on Twitter

Whatever your innovation, these five best practices will help you to reach as wide an audience as possible on one of the world’s most popular social media channels: Twitter.
Designing for Equity

Student-Centered: Empowering Señorita Maria as a Co-Creator

A young elementary school student helped teachers design learning experiences that were both interest-based and enriching for all learners.
New Designs for School

​It Takes a Village: Talent Cities at Vista Unified

​Dropping out is not a high school problem; it’s a middle school problem. How do we hook students early and show that what they are learning is relevant?
Enabling Change

Supporting Educators as Ambassadors for Mastery-based Learning

Classroom educators are the most visible—and powerful—ambassadors for next gen learning models to the broader school community.