What does it mean to give learners voice and choice in their learning? What distinguishes personalized learning, competency-based learning, open-walled learning, socially-embedded learning and learner agency? We can look at these elements through two lenses: either the school or the learner. Come join us to explore what it means to innovate your classrooms, school or district through the learner-centered lens.
Leading organizations with the learner at the center. Does this kind of leadership look different? How do we build our knowledge, skills, and dispositions to lead in this new learner-centered environment? We think leadership in our schools today should look different! To explore this new territory, leaders in the Salisbury Township School District have been engaging Education Reimagined, learner-centered leaders and learners across the country in the Shift Your Paradigm podcast to uncover the characteristics needed to guide learner-centered transformations. Learner-centered leaders identify and navigate barriers to create opportunities for learners to engage in unique personalized, learning experiences. The conversations are revealing the boundaries of what makes or breaks a shift. In this session, we’ll dive into lessons learned from state and national leaders who are co-designing innovative learning environments.
Leading organizations with the learner at the center. Does this kind of leadership look different? How do we build our knowledge, skills, and dispositions to lead in this new learner-centered environment? We think leadership in our schools today should look different! To explore this new territory, leaders in the Salisbury Township School District have been engaging Education Reimagined, learner-centered leaders and learners across the country in the Shift Your Paradigm podcast to uncover the characteristics needed to guide learner-centered transformations. Learner-centered leaders identify and navigate barriers to create opportunities for learners to engage in unique personalized, learning experiences. The conversations are revealing the boundaries of what makes or breaks a shift. In this session, we’ll dive into lessons learned from state and national leaders who are co-designing innovative learning environments.
Workshop presented to the 2010 GRAND Regional Conference for Disability Support Workers on maintaining and sustaining active support. It introduces the field GO diagram of sustaining active support.
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India is seeing an increased interest in entrepreneurship. National Entrepreneurship Network has played a large role in creating and catalyzing this initiative. Faculty across campuses are now facing extreme challenges in handling this enthusiasm and interest. Here are some tips recently shared at an NEN Event, on how faculty can carefully nurture entrepreneurship on campus.
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Run by young people, this will be a practical workshop with tools that delegates can take away and use in their own area, with a focus on the participation priorities.
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4) 2013 Unity Day "Ridge Life" http://youtu.be/ltt5dbACjaI
5) 2013 Ridge Life http://youtu.be/eStM6Ficy8s
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Today's K-12 school districts must engage future-ready technology to keep up with changing student and teacher needs — within fixed operating budgets. But what role should superintendents take in a digital transformation?
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1. The
Learner-Centered
Lens
Randy Ziegenfuss Ed.D and Lynn Fuini-Hetten
rziegenfuss@salisburysd.org // ziegeran
lfuinihetten@salisburysd.org // lfuinihetten
Salisbury Township School District, Allentown PA
Tuesday, December 5, 2017 // 8:45–10:00am // Empire D
SAS Institute
2. “It’s never enough to tell people about some new insight.
Instead of pouring knowledge into people’s heads, you
need to help them grind a new set of eyeglasses so they
can see the world in a new way. That involves challenging
the implicit assumptions that have shaped the way
people have historically looked at things.”
–John Seely Brown
3. How do children and
adults learn most
powerfully and deeply in
their lives?
VoiceandChoice//TheLearner-CenteredLens
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Randy Ziegenfuss Ed.D. and Lynn Fuini-Hetten
4. VoiceandChoice//TheLearner-CenteredLens
What brought you here?
Why is this important to you?
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Reflect personally, and then share with a
partner / small group near you:
Randy Ziegenfuss Ed.D. and Lynn Fuini-Hetten
9. VoiceandChoice//TheLearner-CenteredLens
Participants will collaborate in small groups to develop a
way to communicate knowledge about a specific
learning belief.
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While you’re watching the group
presentations, complete the learner-centered
side of the graphic organizer.
Learning Belief Activity
Randy Ziegenfuss Ed.D. and Lynn Fuini-Hetten
19. The
Learner-Centered
Lens
Randy Ziegenfuss Ed.D and Lynn Fuini-Hetten
rziegenfuss@salisburysd.org // ziegeran
lfuinihetten@salisburysd.org // lfuinihetten
Leading Innovation: Leading Personalized Learning // 10:15–11:30am // Cocoa 4
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Salisbury Township School District, Allentown PA