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Session Type: Symposium
Personalized learning (PL) approaches to instruction are intended to tailor instruction to students’ needs and interests and to support advancement based on demonstrated mastery of explicit objectives rather than on seat time. PL models have become more widespread, partly as a result of increasing availability of technology to facilitate them. This session presents findings from research on PL in several different contexts and stages of implementation. Panel participants will share lessons about designing and implementing PL approaches, explore the promise of these approaches for promoting equity, and generate discussion about factors that are likely to facilitate or hinder success.
Designing High Schools That Personalize - Anna Rosefsky Saavedra, RAND Education; Laura S. Hamilton, RAND Corporation; Elizabeth Steiner, RAND Corporation
Creating a System for Innovation: Districts Redesign to Support Personalized Learning - Michael DeArmond, University of Washington; Betheny Gross, University of Washington; Robin Lake, Center on Reinventing Public Education - University of Washington; Tricia Maas, University of Washington
Personalized Learning in High Schools Implementing Deeper Learning Approaches - Mette Huberman, American Institutes for Research; Jennifer A. O'Day, American Institutes for Research
Implementation and Outcomes in Personalized Learning Schools - John Pane, RAND Corporation; Elizabeth Steiner, RAND Corporation; Laura S. Hamilton, RAND Corporation
Assessment and Accountability Challenges Associated With Competency and Personalized Learning Systems - Scott F. Marion, National Center for the Improvement of Educational Assessment, Inc.; Carla M Evans, University of New Hampshire