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10 biggest K-12 developments

10 biggest K-12 developments of 2010

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10 biggest K-12 developments

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  1. 10 biggest K-12 developments of 2010

  2. Despite lagging state budgets, 2010 will be a year of great progress in American education. Here’s the 10 biggest developments of the year ahead from service which help me do my homework . Race to the Top awards will be made in two phases to about 18 states and will set the standard for excellence in state policy. About 30 states will make significant policy changes in preparation for application or after being rejected. Common Core will be adopted by almost everyone except the Republic of Texas and will lay the groundwork for a new generation of content and assessment While not likely to pass in 2010, a framework for ESEA (that looks a lot like RttT) will emerge with an improved accountability and student support system i3 grants will go to about 75 awardees and a dozen will do important work School Improvement Grants, in concert with RttT, will be the largest ever attempt at addressing chronic school failure The combination of RttT, charter growth, and Gates Foundation deep dives will result in the dawn of a new employment bargain focused on performance The National EdTech plan will signal a shift in focus from access to achievement Online learning will serve 5% of US students, hold out states will join the party, and lots of adaptive content will be introduced A generation of blended schools that combine the best of online learning with onsite support will be launched and will show how to do more with less A couple platforms that combine social learning, content, and services will achieve scale A lot of this progress will be enabled by a talented, aggressive, and well-funded Department of Education—something we can all be thankful for.

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