Modern Classrooms Project

"If you are looking for ways to reach every student in your classroom, I am convinced that using a mastery-based, self-paced, blended learning method is the best way to truly make this happen effectively." A middle school English action research study aimed to find out. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d2aVnCM3

Classroom management isn't a challenge for individual educators - it's a failing of a system that prizes compliance over authentic learning. Modern Classrooms CEO and Co-Founder, Kareem Farah, shares new ways to think about engagement. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gtjU5dV7

Modern Classrooms Project President & Co-Founder Robert Barnett discusses how educators can deliver truly meaningful learning experiences. Read more:?https://lnkd.in/egGHH83M

Feedback makes learning more meaningful for students. In this episode of the Modern Classrooms Project Podcast, Zach Diamond is joined by educators Jerod Brown and Dan Ronchak to explore the art of effective feedback in a Modern Classroom setting. Listen now, or read the recap on the blog: https://lnkd.in/gQ74Xtwt

Are you ready to revolutionize the way students learn? ?? Self-paced, mastery-based learning is the key to unlocking a world of fun and creativity in the classroom. ?? By allowing students to progress at their own pace and truly master a concept before moving on, we're giving them the power to take ownership of their learning journey. ?? Sometimes educators who use different models and curricula ask us how they can use the research-backed best practices of the Modern Classrooms model in conjunction with their existing tools. For example, educators who use project-based learning via programs always want to know if it's worth doing the work to combine approaches.? To that, we ask - don't all students benefit from additional scaffolding? Imagine a world where students are able to apply their newfound knowledge and skills to real-world projects that excite and inspire them. With self-paced, mastery-based learning, students have the time and flexibility to dive deep into a project, master the necessary skills, and produce incredible, high-quality work. And while they do it, their milestones are broken down into smaller tasks that help them build the executive functioning skills they need to be successful in your class, and beyond.? This approach not only supports successful project-based learning, but it also provides essential supports for your neuro-spicy students and those who struggle with planning and execution. And when students are having fun and feeling confident in their abilities, the sky's the limit for what they can achieve.? If you're curious how Modern Classrooms Project can support your project-based classroom, listen to episode 32 of the podcast:?https://lnkd.in/gpMFq4PA

"When classrooms evolve from teacher-driven to student-centered, the issues that have the potential to disrupt the classroom ecosystem become substantially easier to isolate and de-escalate."?Read more: https://lnkd.in/dU_-VY_P

"Recognizing student engagement was a common struggle, a coach and two teachers shifted their practice from traditional and passive instruction to modern and active learning." Read more about how: https://lnkd.in/gsPdWQMm

Don't just play the game of learning, master it! Zach Diamond sits down with Chad Collins, middle school ELA and Social Studies teacher, to discuss his approach to gamifying his classroom. Tune into Episode 177 to discover how gamification can level up your classroom: https://lnkd.in/gd9PWdhV

Rigorous, differentiated, student-centered classrooms. For many educators, that’s the ideal. The trick is actually creating such classrooms, much less doing the work well. Modern Classrooms Project CEO and co-founder @[Kareem Farah](urn:li:person:u_klFI9F1Z) shares with EdWeek how he did it:?https://lnkd.in/gv3eYzUm

Collaboration can happen organically, but we can't just expect it to happen without preparation and support. Listen in to learn more about this topic on the Modern Classrooms Project Podcast:?https://lnkd.in/gDYW_Ggg