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Teachers use a dashboard to monitor goal-setting and progress.
Students choose what they’re learning, when they’re learning, and what they want to focus on each day.
Learners in Lindsay High School English courses are able to simultaneously work through two "grade levels" of content in a single year.
Lindsay Unified School District uses a "capacity matrix" to explicate what Learners need to do and over what period of time.
Learners have responsibility for monitoring their grades to make sure they reflect their most current progress.
Facilitators looks at progress against learning objectives on the Empower platform as well as other assessment outputs to identify Learner needs for Personalized Learning Time.
While all Learners must show proficiency (a level 3), they can elect to demonstrate deeper mastery by aiming for level 4.
While Learners must master all standards, teachers identify "power standards" to help Learners focus on those they think are most important.
Special education and other support staff are fully integrated with teaching teams.
Parents and students can access the Summit Learning Platform at home to learn outside of class as well as monitor progress.
Students can choose to take a diagnostic assessment prior to tackling a topic. If they show mastery, they can move on to another topic.