personalized learning

Sally Reis & Joe Renzulli

Personalized learning pioneers say student interest and engagement reveal hidden potentials that are key to achievement.

Affinity Schools Are Inevitable

Mobile technology is a key enabler.

Fight for Middle School Spots Enriches Tutoring Firms

In New York City, where even seats in public schools can be the rewards of a Darwinian contest, the tutoring industry has found a whole new lode to mine.

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A Strong Leader Touts Physical Fitness

EdVantages’ and Performance Academies’ founder stresses the values of fitness, as well as back to basics curriculum, to address the whole child.

Knovation Debuts Personalized Digital Curriculum Content Solution

Knovation announced that it has unveiled its newest product, icurio, the first digital curriculum content solution for personalized learning.  

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Virtual Course Enrollment up 19%

As of fall 2011, 40 states have a state virtual school or state-led online learning initiative, accounting for 536,272 course enrollments, a 19 percent annual increase according to iNacol's report, Keeping Pace 2011.

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Apple Reinvigorates a Focus on E-learning

Jill Duffy of PCMag.com may have said it best: "Apple brings a spotlight with it everywhere it goes, and people pay attention to anything caught in its glow."

Rumors of the new and improved iBooks application began swirling weeks before Apple's anticipated announcement on Jan. 19, but perhaps no one was expecting the tidal wave of media coverage that proclaimed the company's venture into the textbook industry to be the Holy Grail of K12 learning. After all, iPads are hardly new, nor are their netbook predecessors or online learning material, for that matter.

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Home Visits Hone Relationships

Mason County (Ky.) School District

Flipped Class Method Gaining Ground

Clintondale (Mich.) Community Schools’ high school has turned the traditional school day upside-down.

Follett Software’s Solutions Enable Seamless Access to Digital Content

DA’s editorial team recently talked to Follett Software’s Michelle Begora, program director for ERM and Digital at Follett Software. We learned about exciting new trends in the library/media world. The product that really caught my attention is Cognite, which works with Follett’s Destiny Library Manager. Cognite allows administrators, teachers and students to connect to the library and find print or digital resources from the classroom or at home. The digital resource can be accessed online, and print resources will be available in the school library.

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