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District leaders have defined future-ready skills and Portrait of a Graduate competencies they value. The challenge isn’t defining these outcomes. It’s making ...

When it comes to digital portfolios vs resumes, the difference for hiring teams is simple: one tells me what someone says they did. The other shows evidence and tells a story.

Across the U.S., more K–12 districts are leaning into competency-based education (CBE) for a reason. On paper, it makes a lot of ...

In a world that relies more and more on technology, comes an increased emphasis on digital solutions in K-12 education, and in ...

Across Massachusetts, educators are designing more learning experiences where students do more than complete assignments. Project-based learning (PBL) is helping districts create ...

Bringing a Vision of a Graduate to life is often described by district leaders as the work of a mountain climber. You aren't just decorating walls; you’re navigating the difficult terrain of organizational change.

Career and technical education (CTE) differs from traditional education by emphasizing practical skill development and real-world application.

As more school districts in the U.S. move toward performance assessment, usage of traditional methods is declining. Why? Because traditional assessment captures ...

First, let’s take a peek at how students can explore career opportunities and build a toolkit of practical skills for when they ...