As the year comes to an end and I reflect on 2017, I am so grateful to have been welcomed into...
Katie Martin
10 Characteristics of Learner Centered Experiences
Education Reimagined defines the paradigm shift from teacher-centered to learner-centered as...
Moving from Consuming to Innovating #IMMOOC
There is a common saying in education lately that we need kids to create not consume. I definitely...
There is not one right way #IMMOOC
Why is Innovation in Education Necessary? The conversation with George Couros and Jo Boaler in...
5 Collaborative Practices that Impact Learning
Many schools and districts are providing time during the school day for educators to collaborate....
Are We Getting Better at the Wrong Things?
Linda Darling Hammond and her colleagues have done extensive research on professional learning and...
What might be preventing students from learning in school?
At the San Diego Equity Symposium, I got to hear Liz Murray tell her story about growing up...
Developing Academic Mindsets that Foster Growth, Development, and Innovation
Why do some students willingly engage in academic tasks? What makes learners persist in...
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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The 4 Ps of Teaching, Learning, and Leading in a Pandemic
As I have met with educators and lead professional learning or design sessions, I have been asking...
To Engage Students, Focus on Connection Over Content
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