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Personalized Learning
APS has begun the first phase of implementing Personalized Learning in the school district. Personalized Learning is increasingly recognized as a promising strategy to close achievement gaps, increase student engagement, and prepare students as they become self-directed, lifelong learners by meeting their individual needs.
What is Personalized Learning? - While there is no single definition of personalized, the many definitions from leading experts share common general principals that include Student voice and choice, Customization to each student's strengths and needs, Student agency, and Flexibility of instruction.
APS utilizes Education Elements' Core Four Elements of Personalized Learning, which guide educators in the implementation of Personalized Learning. These four elements are:
1. Student Reflection and Ownership - encourages a focus on metacognitive strategies for learning and prompts students to pursue their passions and ownership of their work
2. Data-Driven Decisions - allows teachers and students to understand and act on their strengths and needs
3. Targeted Instruction - provides a critical structure for teachers and students to problem-solve with one another and meet individual learning goals
4. Flexible Content and Tools - creates a mix of resources responsive to student needs and interests that allows for differentiated path, pace and performance tasks
Phase 1 Schools
Beecher Hills Elementary
Bolton Hills Elementary
Deerwood Elementary
Harper-Archer Elementary
Peyton Forest Elementary
Cleveland Elementary
Scott Elementary
Usher Collier Heights Elementary
Howard Middle School
Long Middle School
Sutton Middle School
Mays High School
Maynard Jackson High School
John Lewis Invictus Academy