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To design lessons and implement effective blended/personalized instructional practices in your own classroom – whether remote, hybrid, or in person – explore these key resources below.
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Concrete guide to ensuring true alignment with your residency partner
Simple data sheets populated by students for progress monitoring
Grouping students in grade ranges to allow for more flexible instruction and collaborative teaching
Leveraging a learning framework to support school-based decision making
Adopt reporting that emphasizes power learning standards and reduces emphasis on attendance and participation
Lindsay High School serves all grade 9-12 students in Lindsay Unified Public Schools, a California district that uses a performance-based approach to personalized learning.
Enabling "recalibration of re-entry" as remote learners enter in-person learning in the fall
District vision of an innovative education and portrait of a graduate in 2031
Getting some training on making our distance learning better for students, and I can not recommend the work of TLA enough. Very well thought-out work to help students!
The network provides dedicated time to collaborate around the victories, the struggles, and the future of personalized learning. We learn from one another. We challenge one another. And when the common issues we face are brought to the table, we are able to rise together to meet them.
During one of our many deep dives into the black hole of internet searches, looking for strategies and tips you can use to #ReThinkHighSchool, we came across a holy grail of resources from The Learning Accelerator. They analyzed hundreds of schools and systems nationwide to identify the best instructional and operational practices for implementing blended and personalized learning. Here’s the best part: All of these resources are easy-to-find with an awesome category system you can filter by topic, grade, and audience.
We know that the theory of personalized learning is powerful but the actual nuts and bolts of implementations is extremely difficult. A lot of the work that TLA does from the practices website to their data work make personalized learning concrete with voices from actual teachers and administrators who are practitioners.
