4. How far are schools willing to go with mastery vs. seat time? Teachers can create different pathways within a course, but courses and grade levels have end dates still #competencyed
From 2017 to 2019, our #CompetencyWorks initiative engaged in a multi-stage, participatory process to update the 2011 working definition. Learn more: https://t.co/KiLfEyMH2v https://t.co/zoEQ25OTJW
New definition of competency based education. It starts with student agency, mastery vs. seat time, and not compromising the rigor of knowledge and dispositions
From 2017 to 2019, our #CompetencyWorks initiative engaged in a multi-stage, participatory process to update the 2011 working definition. Learn more: https://t.co/KiLfEyMH2v https://t.co/zoEQ25OTJW
If you’re wondering how the Mastery Transcript will work or whether colleges will embrace it, find four minutes and watch this new video. Great work by the MTC. @MastTranscript https://t.co/mQkNFiL8pi
"A syllabus is more than just a checklist or collection of policies and procedures... We should aim to do more than badger our students with arbitrary dictates that suggest we fully expect them to misbehave."
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Engagement is more about what you can do for your students. Empowerment is about helping them figuring out what they can do for themselves. #InnovatorsMindset
@pgreensoup @jmikton I really enjoyed #PTC2019#PTCtech with you this week, and I'm impressed by the number of protocols that we used in the workshop. Is there a gold mine of protocols or a holy book of techniques that you recommend?
“If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.”
Do students know what they want/need to learn? and if not, should they? How?
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"Technology and access to information aren’t the most important factors in creating twenty-first-century classroom; teachers are" https://t.co/SgO7zcsPAn