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Today’s Classrooms Should Be About Flexible Teaching—Not Furniture

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The facilitator shared pictures of sleek, stylish yet functional seats, tables and “Starbucks”-style setups while others asked questions and shared ideas about how to get the latest furniture in their classrooms. Some offered contact information about “classroom designers” and school vendors.

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Can SEL Support Personalized Learning? How One Chicago School is Finding Out

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This transition affected everyone at the school, impacting everything from classroom design to the skills students needed to be successful—but that was a struggle for some. Teachers and administrators realized they needed to do more to support students through the shift in the school model.

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The 4 Keys to Conducting Personalized Learning Like a Maestro

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I stood facing 47 middle school students. Paul, Minnesota, and in my new role, I’ve drawn heavily on what I learned from my experience conducting middle school orchestras. These four lessons from my conducting years are guiding my current work with educators who are implementing personalized learning in their classrooms.

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The 6 most in-demand topics for district leaders last year

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For more information on equitable grading systems, see our Standards-Based Learning at Middle Schools and Competency-Based Grading in High Schools research briefs. These new scales make it easier for students who receive zeros to recover from failing grades—instead of having to move up 60 points just to enter the D range.