Empathy is critical for making progress toward racial equity because it affects whether individuals or organizations take any action and if so, what kind of action they take. There are at least four ways to respond to racism: join in and add to the injury, ignore it and mind your own business, experience sympathy and bake cookies for the victim, or experience empathic outrage and take measures to promote equal justice. The personal values of individual employees and the core values of the organization are two factors that affect which actions are undertaken.
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Special Report: Personalized Learning: Vision vs. Reality - Education Week - 0 views
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Here's the full report. You may need access to view all of it.
LiFT™ Personalized Learning Plans - 3 views
Learning Design - Personalized Learning - 0 views
How to Promote Racial Equity in the Workplace - 1 views
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Equity Article for Ed Leadership
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Equity article Ed Leadership
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Educational Leadership:Getting Personalization Right:The Genius of Design - 1 views
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Genius Hour begins with the idea that students should actively create their learning rather than passively consume it. It allows students to make decisions about every aspect of the learning, including the strategies they want to use when developing a new skill, the pace of their work, the materials and resources for the project, and the format for the products they'll create.
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definition of genius hour
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The unifying concept is a sense of wonder and curiosity. To tap into these qualities, we use the following guiding questions: If you could learn anything in school, what would it be? What are you most interested in right now? What do you care about deeply? What are your passions and interests? What nagging problem would you like to solve? If you could make anything, what would you make?
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Guiding questions to tap wonder and curiousity
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Teaching in-person and virtual students at once? It's an instructional nightmare, some educators say - Chalkbeat - 2 views
Your Virtual Event's Environmental Footprint - 4 views
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Results from Univ of Michigan's Commission on Carbon Neutrality. In person vs. virtual events. I was surprised by the finding re: cameras off!
Three Selves - Growing Resilient - 0 views
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"In this activity, there are Three of Ourselves. There is the Past Self who exists as the person in our memories. We often have feelings of regret, blame, or unfairness around the experiences of Past Self. This is totally normal. There is the Present Self or the Experiencing Self, who lives in the present tense - this is you right now. Sometimes it is hard to focus on the Present Self without getting stuck worrying about Past or Future Self. There is the Future Self who will adapt to an uncertain future. We often don't give this self enough trust - she or he is very good at adapting and this should give us confidence. That said, Future Self can be prepared for success through the habits, skills, and experiences of Past and Present Self. By thinking about these Three Selves in an equilibrated and healthy way, we can increase our resilience and wellness."
Glossary of Terms Related to Personalized, Learner-Centered Education - 2 views
Blended PCBL : Home - 1 views
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"Meeting the needs of each student through personalized, competency-based learning (PCBL) is more important than ever. Blended learning can help us achieve this vision. These free tools and resources are intended to support school and district leaders in implementing PCBL environments through blended learning. They may be the catalyst for an initial conversation or serve as a continuous improvement resource for those well down the path of the work. Explore definitions, reflect with your team, engage in a readiness assessment, and utilize curated resources to develop a blueprint for implementation and continuous improvement."
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