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Roots Director of Operations and Innovation, Jill Tew, shares how physical space is used differently at the school to accommodate and enable personalized learning. Transcript: Jill Tew: the space at Roots looks a little bit different from a...
In this video produced by the Christensen Institute and Silicon Schools, Michael Horn and Brian Greenberg discuss critical decisions about space that can support a blended learning model.
Currently implementing stations and thinking “now what?” This guide will give you resources around how adding more flexibility of movement, timing, strategic data use, and varied groupings will allow for greater differentiation, personalization, and...
As a result of the pandemic and changing class sizes for students returning in-person, elementary schools shifted from single grade level classes to multi-grade level classes. This allowed creating even class sizes with frequently shifting numbers...
To provide their high school students with a flexible option to support individual interests and needs, Mendon-Upton Regional School District embedded a “What I Need” (WIN) block within their daily schedule to allow for choice in activity.
West Belden uses block scheduling for core content areas to ensure enough time for differentiation.
CICS West Belden creates flexible, multi-age learning environments simply by opening doors between traditional classroom spaces.
In order to accommodate individual and expected group-wide grade level pacing, the math class uses two distinct learning blocks daily.
Extension classes provide extra time for all 6th grade students and specific 7th grade students to get the academic supports they need.
Educators at Cisco use Extension Classes to clarify student understanding of class concepts and fill in knowledge gaps.