Over the past 3 months, I have connected with over 1,000 educators from around the US (and some...
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Just because we didn’t teach it, doesn’t mean they didn’t learn it
When we began social distancing my 11-year-old daughter Abby pitched the ideas of getting a Tik...
Now is the Time to Design a New Accountability Ecosystem
During the keynote panel for A New Way Forward Summit, Kaleb Rashad argued that it was time to...
Trusting Your Expertise as an Educator
I listened to Untamed at the beginning of quarantine when it first came out and loved it so much I...
3 Principles of Authentic and Meaningful Assessment
Last week I was invited to be a panelist for 8th graders portfolio defense at SEEQS middle school...
Why a Sense of Purpose Matters More Than Ever for Remote Learning
As we are embracing emergency plans to the best of our ability and learning about what is most...
10 Characteristics of Learner-Centered Experiences for Remote Learning
As we are forced into remote learning and our school days currently look and feel very different,...
Are We Solving the Right Problems?
When my daughter, Abby, was in second grade, I volunteered as a guest to teach a variety of...
Dr. Katie Martin
Dr. Katie Martin is the author of Learner-Centered Innovation and VP of Leadership and Learning at Altitude Learning. She teaches in the graduate school of Education at High Tech High and is on the board of Real World Scholars. Learn More.
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Challenging the Status Quo to Rewrite New School Rules
In 1999, the US Women's Soccer team wanted to play in the NFL stadiums like the men’s teams. ...
6 Questions to Consider When Planning for Learning in Summer School and Beyond
I was working with educators on their summer school plans recently. We were discussing what...
Success Versus Mastery
How we measure success is not always aligned with what we value or what we actually need to be...
Using Strengths to Maximize the Talents of the Team
Do you have certain people that are always struggle to work with? I had one team member that I...