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The Team2019-02-13 09:07:482019-02-13 09:10:33My Learning DesireNew Publication
Measuring Human Return explores how to put learners first by measuring and developing the outcomes that matter.
Learn about our partnership with New Pedagogies for Deep Learning
The Learner First’s partnership with NPDL, as well as it’s knowledge and experience in the US education system, provide a unique understanding of what Deep Learning means for students and teachers in the context of the US.
The Learner First: An Introduction
For districts and schools struggling with teacher retention, low test scores and decreasing funding, The Learner First shifts the tide with tools and processes that empower teachers to design innovative learning experiences that connect with and engage every learner.
Our Vision: A Healthy System
The Learner First has a clear vision of what public education could and should look like in the United States. We know that public education works, that schools are full of talented teachers, and that all students can learn and find their place in the world.
Case Studies: We’ve seen it work!
The Learner First has dramatically shifted outcomes for students by supporting schools to become places for inventors, creators, academics, leaders and lifelong learners. The following case studies show the outcomes of our work with pre-school and K-12 districts and schools to bring about whole-system change.
The Learner First is not a program or cookie-cutter solution. Our framework does not simply put a bandage on one or two parts of your district. We are committed to improving the health and effectiveness of the whole school system by putting the learner first.
No two districts are the same, and solutions need to be informed by all the stakeholders within the system. We empower teachers, community leaders, families, administrators and learners themselves to have a voice in their schools and districts. At the same time, we implement a proven student assessment system that finally allows teachers to deliver meaningful, personalized learning to every student.
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The Team2019-01-31 12:56:052019-01-31 12:59:54USA Deep Learning Lab
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Joanne McEachen2019-01-29 09:45:542019-01-29 09:52:37Future for Us
When we came to the change team meeting I said, ‘I’ll be part of the change as long as I get to keep doing what I’m doing. And I am a pusher, I push the information you receive it. You don’t tell me, I’m telling you! You’re the student, I’m the teacher.’
Well that really wasn’t working. So I became a receiver. Now it’s push and pull, it’s give and take.
A teacher who worked with The Learner First
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My Learning DesireFebruary 13, 2019 - 9:07 am“12 years of doing what we’re told, as opposed to what we need, is detrimental to personal development, to the Mind, and, most importantly, to the Soul.” This is the message I hope stuck the most out of my speech at the Education Reimagined Symposium in Washington, D.C. in early 2019, because it still drives […]