I was in a meeting recently with executives from a large corporation. As we discussed the...
Katie Martin
Are You Leaving New Teacher Development to Chance?
Many schools are gearing up for a new year and likely welcoming new teachers who are motivated,...
Re-envisioning How Teachers Learn
Although researchers and practitioners alike have advocated for the need to change traditional...
The Power of Asking Students for Their Opinion
Throughout the year I have volunteered in my daughter's class to teach character ed lessons. I...
Are You Training People or Creating Opportunities for Learning?
I always cringe at the use of training when describing working with teachers and leaders. As many...
4 Necessary Conditions for Giving and Receiving Actionable Feedback
Last week we put on two back-to-back leadership institutes while I was transitioning to be the...
Making the Most of Collaborative Time for Teachers
Many administrators have leveraged resources to provide time in the school day for educators to...
A Systematic Approach to Personalized Professional Learning
Last week at ISTE there was noticeable attention paid to the fact that technology alone cannot...
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.
LEARNER-CENTERED INNOVATION
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Why You Should Care About How People Are Feeling
In Permission to Feel, Marc Brackett writes, "It is one of the great paradoxes of the human...
6 Ideas for Creating a Remote Community of Learners
As we move to remote learning much attention has been paid to teachers connecting with students,...
5 Ways Educators are Evolving to Meet the Needs of Learners at Home
I am currently getting ready to teach a course at High Tech High Graduate School of Education,...
Trying new things is hard. Let's embrace it to move forward.
In recent weeks, many social events got canceled and the way of life that we were used has been...