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Personalization
DifferentiationStudent Choice and Agency Flexible Resource Allocation Support for Self-Directed Learning
Differentiation
Blended and personalized schools differentiate instruction to help all students master content based on needs, strengths, and preference. Educators apply different instructional methods to help students master essential knowledge, concepts, and...
Student Choice and Agency
Blended and personalized educators seek to engage students deeply with learning objectives by understanding their motivations and interests and giving them choice and agency in their work. Educators use different strategies to understand interests as...
Real-Time Data Use
AssessmentData AnalysisRecord of Progress Monitoring and SharingPlanning TimeAction Planning
In-Person Learning
Teacher Roles and ResponsibilitiesRatios of Staff to StudentsLearning ModesStudent Grouping
Mastery-Based Progression
Learning ObjectivesDefinition of MasteryAssessment of Mastery Learning Pathway Reporting
Teacher Roles and Responsibilities
In many blended and personalized environments, how teachers work with students and with each other changes. In some cases, teachers may work in teams. In others, they may take on differentiated or specialized jobs depending on student needs as well...
Ratios
In blended and personalized learning environments, educators may work in nontraditional ways to increase or decrease the student-to-educator ratio. This ratio expresses the relationship between the number of students in a given classroom to the...