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New Research Proves Game-Based Learning Works—Here's Why That Matters

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Now a soon-to-be released study from Vanderbilt University demonstrates the impact of rigorous, peer reviewed research into curricular tools, in this case showing that students who played edgames outperformed their peers on standardized tests. Gamify Your Classroom: A Field Guide to Game-Based Learning. Full size image here.

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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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How to Make District-Wide Innovation Personal—and Collaborative

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To realize the promise of personalization, it’s people across the entirety of a school community—the parents, the administrators and the school board, for instance—that ultimately matter. Since the 2017–18 school year, it has worked with AltSchool, an education startup that supports schools in building learner-centered environments.

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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. Additionally, some studies show that retention can lead to behavioral issues, increased absences, and lower peer acceptance among retained students.

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Why Education Is a ‘Wicked Problem’ for Learning Engineers to Solve

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The professor of computer science and cognitive science at Georgia Institute of Technology believes every student and researcher should have access to artificially intelligent assistants that not only help them study facts and figures, but also collaborate more closely with other humans.

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How K–12 Schools Can Create Flexible Seating in the Classroom

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“In a modern learning environment, flexible classroom spaces organically integrate technology, helping teachers to better engage students and facilitate the mix of independent, small-group and whole-class learning that is now viewed as essential to student success.”. What Are the Benefits of a Flexible Seating Classroom?

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