Continued progress promising evidence on personalized learning

This report examines achievement in 62 schools pursuing a variety of personalized learning practices, and implementation details in 32 of the schools. It uses data from site visits, interviews, and surveys to create a broad picture of efforts to implement personalized learning and the perceptions of...

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Main Author: Pane, John F.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Santa Monica Rand Corporation 2015, 2015
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