Welcome to the 2017-2018 School Year!
Today’s post is brought to you by Don Taylor, language arts and social studies teacher at Main Street Middle School in Montpelier and co-director of PLP Pathways.Welcome to the 2017 - 2018 edition of PLP…
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Personalization, proficiencies, flexible pathways - the Three Pillars!
This week we will be featuring a post authored by Lindsey Halman, a PLP Pathways contributing author, participating PLP Pathways webinar moderator, teacher, and founder of The Edge Academy, Essex Middle…
PLP Collaboration at PAML
Here at Peoples Academy Middle Level, we were fortunate to have two professional development days over the past month and a half. One of components of our work during the professional development time…
Sterling House Implements PLPs
This blog was co-authored by Joy Peterson and Jared Bailey. Joy and Jared are teammates on Sterling House at Williston Central School. Joy is the ELA teacher and Jared is the math teacher.Act 77 requires…
Hazen Union: Linking PLPs, Identity, and the Community
Our incredible team of Hazen Union 7th and 8th grade teachers have been working collaboratively and intentionally over the past year to create opportunities for all students to feel empowered in addressing…
Using Data to Inform the PLP Process
With the ubiquity of easy-to-use data collection tools available online, educators implementing personal learning plan programs this fall may want to consider systematizing their data collection efforts.…
Identity, PLPs, and the Learning Community
Personal learning plans can be an ideal platform for starting off the new year and getting to know the new students who have entered your learning community. This year, after a brief primer on digital…