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TLA’s Measurement Fellowship: New knowledge for the field

As part of our work to catalyze measurement that increases our evidence base of equitable, effective blended practices, TLA is currently piloting a one-year Fellowship to support research that advances our measurement agenda. Our goal is to help folks across the ecosystem (including future researchers, leaders, and educators) work together towards the mutual goal of […]

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VPSBlog

Getting Farther, Faster with Personalized Professional Learning

Photo courtesy of Allison Shelley/The Verbatim Agency for American Education: Images of Teachers and Students in Action (CC BY-NC 4.0). “I am a returning teacher after leaving my own classroom in 2003. So much has changed since I earned my teaching degree in 1995! I want and need to learn to incorporate technology into my

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Innovative Times Call for Innovative Measures

The randomized control trial (RCT) is the best tool education researchers have for understanding cause and effect, but there are times – like in blended learning settings – when this research design is undesirable, infeasible, or both. As I have previously noted, innovative instructional models like blended learning require the building of an evidence base

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DichotomyBlog

Teachers and Technology Must Not Be an Either/Or Dichotomy

This piece was originally posted on EdSurge. We must either: integrate technology or support teachers; teach traditionally or personalize learning; support districts or support charters; fund edtech or fund schools; individualize learning or humanize instruction. As oversimplified as the above statements may seem, recent public discourse around ongoing trends in K-12 education has fallen into

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Analysis: Teaching, Technology, Transformation — 5 Ways to Talk (and Think) About Personalized Learning

This piece originally appeared on The 74 Million. It seems that anytime a blog post, op-ed, or white paper about personalized learning is published, a mighty rift emerges in the field. On one side, skeptics condemn personalization with great zeal but often show little evidence of understanding what it actually looks like in practice. On

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The Learning Accelerator’s Blended Learning Measurement Fellowship

The Learning Accelerator is pleased to pilot a one-year Fellowship (fall 2017 – spring 2018) with a diverse cohort of individuals who will be conducting research that advances our measurement agenda for blended learning. Through these fellowships, we will catalyze the measurement ecosystem (including future researchers, leaders, and educators) to work together towards the mutual

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A Measurement Agenda: Role of Edtech Developers?

As the implementation of blended and personalized learning grows, questions about effectiveness are becoming relevant to more students and families, teachers, and classrooms across the nation. Researchers and think tanks cannot generate these answers alone. A broad group of stakeholders must play a critical role, and edtech developers have a unique position in their ability

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