Tag Archives: personalized learning

100 Minutes of Genius

Posted on November 25, 2011 by

I am in the midst of completing  individual conferences with my students about their learning this term (and their grades). The end of the term is coming.  It is a natural break in units and the focus on prescribed learning … Continue reading →

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Differentiated Instruction or Personalized/Customized Learning – That is the Question

Posted on August 2, 2011 by

I attended John T. Spencer‘s session entitled, Customized Learning, at the Reform Symposium on the weekend.  It is quite amazing how inspiring a person can be in 30 minutes!  But, he was, just that, inspiring. He talked about “empowering the … Continue reading →

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Personalized Learning – Help Needed

Posted on July 26, 2011 by

This fall, I will be teaching two classes which are new to me: Health & Career Education for 2 Grade 5 classes and Physical Education for 2 Grade 6 classes.  Looking at the prescribed learning outcomes as laid out by … Continue reading →

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