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Personalize Learning (#plearnchat)
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What pathways are being designed in today's schools to personalize the learning experience?
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Kathleen McClaskey
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John H. Clarke shares the Pathways Program at Mt. Abraham High School and why all learning is personal.
Kathleen McClaskey's insight:
In our interview with John, he reflects about personalized learning and what it means for high schools:
"Personalized learning emphasizes the beliefs, talents, interests and aspirations already in place, using them to probe deeply into the questions that the individual finds meaningful and useful. Personal questions then become tools for analysis and creative work. Personalized high schools use this dynamic process to make learning more effective as well as more applicable."
Read the entire interview in this post.
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Free Webinar on Personalized Learning at Mt. Abe HS in Vermont with the architects of the Pathways program. Webinar Series hosted by Personalize Learning.
Kathleen McClaskey's insight:
Mt. Abraham Union Middle/High School in Bristol, Vermont provides learners opportunities to choose their own path to graduation. How do they do that? Meet the people who will share the spectrum of offerings at Mt. Abe and how learners select and drive their learning path and high school plans. Listen and learn from John H. Clarke, Lauren Parren, Caroline Camara, and Josie Jordan who are the architects of the Pathways Program. Robin Kuhns is an eleventh grade learner at Mt. Abe who will share what personalized learning means to him and his pathways to graduation. - See more at: http://www.personalizelearning.com/2013/11/personalized-learning-at-mt-abraham-umhs.html#sthash.5uxGDUiN.dpuf
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Neuroplasticity means your brain can change and grow and learn anything at any age. Tap into existing pathways by recognizing that learning is the formation of new or stronger neural connections. Via Barbara Bray
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Learn about the Linked Learning four guiding principles and characteristics of successful Linked Learning Pathways.
"Linked Learning is an approach that is transforming education for California students by integrating rigorous academics with career-based learning and real world workplace experiences. Linked Learning ignites high school students’ passions by creating meaningful learning experiences through career-oriented pathways in fields such as engineering, health care, performing arts, law, and more. When students love what they’re learning, they work harder, dream bigger, and learn more."