Introduction
Helping students achieve their potential by taking a student-centered approach to explore all aspects of teaching and learning: curriculum, assessment, devices, and spaces with a focus on understanding and meeting the needs of all students.
Imagine a classroom where students are excited to come in and engage with their peers and make learning their own:
- A classroom where the curriculum keeps up with each learner—not the other way around
- A classroom where every student works with real-world tools that will solve tomorrow’s problems
- A classroom where the educator's curriculum is guided by the direct needs of each student and their experiences in and out of the classroom
Learning objectives
- Engage student learning without instruction to build workforce-ready skills with students
- Create proactive intervention systems for students who are falling behind
- Reimagine flexible learning spaces led by the needs of each student, not the space in a classroom