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Sprint Goals Made Simple: Use S.P.R.I.N.T. To Craft Sprint Goals
What is a Sprint Goal Let’s take a step back first. 🌍 In the Scrum framework, a Sprint Goal is our shared objective, our north star for the sprint. It’s like the mission statement or commander’s intent for that particular Sprint. But just having a goal isn’t enough; it needs to be an effective one!…
Read MoreThe Dangers of the “Outcomes Over Outputs” Mantra
When it comes to progress, we all strive to make a meaningful impact in our lives and the world around us. It’s a journey that revolves around two fundamental elements: output and outcomes. My definition of progress is output towards a desired outcome. “Progress is output towards a desired outcome“ Output encompasses the tangible results…
Read More10 Tips to Becoming an Impediment Crusher
By Laura Williams Ok, so look, it’s not really about the time it takes; it’s about the steps you take towards the impediment crusher mindset and the processes you put into place to set your students up for success. And when you take these steps, you will find yourself teaching and thriving in an agile…
Read More4 Steps to an Agile Classroom
Are you ready to grow an Agile Classroom that supports student-led learning and fosters creativity and innovation? Then, let’s get started with these four steps! Step 1: Make Learning Visible The first step to create an Agile Classroom is to make learning visible. This means you and your students must be aware of the learning…
Read MoreLynnhaven School’s Mission to Empower Students With Agile
When it comes to education, one size does not fit all. This is why schools are turning to innovative approaches to help students succeed. The Agile Classrooms framework has been a game-changer for Lynnhaven School, and in a recent webinar, Casey Hitchcock and Jim Frago shared their inspiring journey of implementing agile in their school.…
Read MoreAEA Learning Interview About Agile in Education
Level Up Learning interview with John Miller on Agile Classrooms
Read MoreUkemi – The Art of Falling
In the world of Judo, there is an essential art called Ukemi, which translates to “the receiving body.” Its purpose is to teach us how to fall correctly after being thrown without causing any harm. Falling is inevitable in Judo; therefore, one of the first skills a player learns is to fall safely and get…
Read MoreAvoid the Flaws With 21st-Century Skills Programs
“Agile is a brilliant model for schools. Shakes off much of the legacy thinking that holds us back.” – Daniel Pink
Read MoreFive Flaws With 21st-Century Skills Programs +Infographic
5 Flaws with 21st-Century Skills programs caused by implementing them with a 20th-century mindset.
Read MoreHow to Start an Agile Classroom: Start Small & Start Safe.
Implementing an agile approach to education can seem intimidating, but it can bring numerous benefits for students and teachers. If you’re considering integrating real future-ready skills, this article will share some tips on starting an Agile Classroom without getting overwhelmed. Here are a few ways to start that are small and safe. Agile in your…
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