Personalized Learning; Part One
Personalized learning is the next big thing in public education but how it will play out in your child's classroom is, at this point, a big guess. I note that Michael Tolley, Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning, seems interested in it and put forth requests to the Board about starting it up in Seattle Schools. (To note, I believe that many teachers are, of course, doing personalized learning as much as they can within the scope of the size of their classrooms and the resources they have. This is what teachers have done since teaching began.)