For four years at Woodcreek High School in Roseville, California, I coached the mighty, mighty Academic Decathlon team. Among our many discoveries was Paul Gauguin’s stunning painting titled Where Do […]
A Peek at the Horizon: ALP in 2019 – 2020
Tag: Choice and Voice
Trailblazer Spotlight: Beth Gillikin
Editor’s note: Our work with school districts across North America affords us the opportunity to meet thousands of passionate and innovative teachers, coaches, and administrators driven to transform learning experiences. […]
When Beliefs About Learning Drive Technology Use
When a popular item becomes available, sometimes there just aren’t enough to go around and you have to wait. We’ve seen this before, from concert tickets to Cabbage Patch Kids, […]
Trailblazer Spotlight: Lisa Tirado
Editor’s note: Our work with school districts across North America affords us the opportunity to meet thousands of passionate and innovative teachers, coaches, and administrators driven to transform learning experiences. […]
One Small Change Can Transform Your Practice
The classroom buzzes with excitement as 21 second graders zip around the learning space. As if in a game of musical chairs, they scurry into an open desk as their […]
What Student-Driven Learning Actually Looks Like
Editor’s note: The original publication of this post can be found at Fractus Learning. Have you ever heard the quote, “When one teaches, two learn”? This supports the mindset of the […]
The EdCamp Experience: Where Voice and Choice Matter
Editor’s note: ALP guest blogger Cathy Hill is a Learning and Teaching Coach in Lake Travis ISD (TX). The original publication of this post can be found at the Opening […]
Freedom for Experimentation = True Learning
Editor’s note: The original publication of this post can be found on Janelle’s blog. I had the privilege of working with a very talented teacher in Crowley ISD (TX). He […]
