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- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Making the Case for Personalized Learning
- Disconnect between Traditional School and Preparation for a Postsecondary World
- The Power of a Student-Driven Model
- Contemporary Issues of Control
- Personalized Learning Evolution
- Conclusion and Reflective Questions
- Works Cited
- Chapter 2: The Aims of Contemporary Schooling
- Element 1: Disciplinary Outcomes
- Element 2: Cross-Disciplinary Outcomes
- Element 3: Mindsets
- Conclusion and Reflective Questions
- Works Cited
- Chapter 3: The Design of a Student-Driven Learning Experience
- Element 4: Task
- Element 5: Audience
- Element 6: Feedback
- Element 7: Evaluation
- Conclusion and Reflective Questions
- Works Cited
- Chapter 4: Tasks That Demonstrate Personalized Learning Evolution in Practice
- Inspiration for Task Designs
- How the Role of the Teacher Shifts
- How the Role of the Student Shifts
- Needed Systems and Supports beyond the Classroom
- Conclusion and Reflective Questions
- Work Cited
- Chapter 5: What Personalized Learning Looks Like at the Instructional Level
- Element 8: Process
- Element 9: Environment
- A Day-in-the-Life Narrative
- Conclusion and Reflective Questions
- Work Cited
- Chapter 6: What Personalized Learning Looks Like at the Systems Level
- Element 10: Demonstration of Learning
- Element 11: Time
- Element 12: Advancement
- Conclusion and Reflective Questions
- Works Cited
- Chapter 7: Leading the Change for Personalized Learning
- Clearly Articulating and Creating Urgency for Personalized Learning (the “Why”)
- Giving Back the Work to Teachers (the “How”)
- Managing Change as It Is Occurring (the “What”)
- Conclusion and Reflective Questions
- Works Cited
- The Conclusion of the Era of “One-Size-Fits-All Schooling”
- Appendix A: Additional Resources for Chapters 1–3
- What Is Personalized Learning?
- Development of Disciplinary Outcomes
- Development of Cross-Disciplinary Outcomes
- Five Steps to Develop Cross-Disciplinary Outcomes
- Connecting Cross-Disciplinary Outcomes and Task Frames “by Design”
- Strategies and Tools to Support Growth and Development in Metacognition
- Strategies and Tools to Support Growth and Development in Questioning
- Mindsets: What Motivates Students to Meet a Challenge?
- Works Cited
- Appendix B: Additional Resources for Chapter 4
- Templates and Illustrative Examples to Generate Ideas
- Generating a Task Frame Based on an Illustrative Example: Commentary on “Butterfly Story” by Michael Fisher
- Generating a Task Frame Based on an Illustrative Example: Laws of Motion by Scott Houston, an Aveson Physics Teacher/Advisor in California
- My Vision-to-Action Project Planner
- Appendix C: Additional Resources for Chapters 5 and 6
- Sample of Developing Unit or Project Ideas from an Intersection of Theme and Topic
- Day-in-the-Life Examples for Middle School and High School
- Student-Driven Project Model
- Appendix D: Additional Resources for Chapter 7
- Index
- End User License Agreement