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Abstract What if the reason decades of reform, including billions of taxpayer dollars spent on professional learning, technology, resources, and programs have not created a sustainable solution...

In the modern era of public education, often referred to as Education 3.0, it is imperative that young learners embody the Life Ready Skills necessary for success in the world outside of their school walls. A Learner Profile is the precise tool that emboldens communities and educational stakeholders to identify those necessary traits and develop the ideal learning opportunities for their students to be successful. Once created, districts can put a learner profile into action through a learning framework.

Building life ready skills in today’s learners ensures the 16,000 or so hours learners invest in school is well-spent and career readiness is guaranteed.

The research base for e2L Strategic Vision methodology includes organizational culture gurus, leaders on strategic planning, and our own experience.

Building systems where students can use these skills daily changes the way education is viewed and experienced by students. It begins with the teachers.

The transition from adolescence to adulthood can be challenging. Imagine how difficult it would be to transition without the skills necessary to function in today’s society. Skills such as Communication, Collaboration, and a healthy Growth Mindset are just a few... Read More

No matter what field one is in and even in personal relationships, providing feedback and learning or developing new habits is an important and delicate process. These conversations should always result in growth. This can be difficult, however, without a... Read More

I want to share with you my concept of one-on-one standing meetings, which is a simple system that makes a huge difference in our organization.

By Shannon K. Buerk The fall of 2018 has afforded me several occasions to reflect upon how I acquired certain skills and knowledge. My Papaw passed away in August, my last remaining grandparent, and that gave me pause to think... Read More