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curriculum selection guide to support personalized learning

a three part series

while curriculum selection can be a challenge, a structured approach makes all the difference. learn how to do it right:

phase 1: guarantee your curriculum goals are aligned with your vision by following the steps in this report.


developing your personalized learning curriculum strategy can be complex.  ideally, everyone at the district shares a vision for what personalized learning will accomplish.  but the key is to establish a firm foundation by which key resource decisions around curriculum selection are made.

in part 1 of our series, you will learn about:

  • key phases for selecting curriculum to support pl
  • how much time to spend in each phase
  • how to map this process with your pl implementation process
  • parties to be involved in each phase

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phase 2: determine the right mix of offline and online curriculum tools


determining the right mix of offline and online curriculum tools is crucial to the success of personalized learning. this mix ensures that digital tools are not disconnected from other curriculum decisions.

part 2 of our series breaks down the process from vision to selection. you will learn about:

  • the curriculum mix framework and guided steps for utilizing the curriculum mix activity
  • the digital content needs framework and guided steps for utilizing it
  • the digital content one pagers
  • helpful insights from districts across the country as well as examples and pictures of frameworks in use at districts

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guide to selecting curriculum to support personalized learning

phase 3: use a formalized, repeatable, and scalable process for selecting digital content and tools


the third phase of curriculum selection is: reveiwing, demoing and selecting tools. it is designed to help you make the right decisions and avoid costly mistakes and financial and organizational tensions in your district.

part 3 of our series will help you avoid costly mistakes in the selection and procurement of digital content and tools.

in this paper you will find:

  • steps to consider when selecting digital content and tools.
  • helpful insights from district leaders across the country
  • digital copies of resources districts used throughout the digital content selection process.

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guide to selecting curriculum to support personalized learning

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