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Breaking News on the GRIT* Front A special team from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Pearson, and the New York Times editorial board will evaluate the RttG* applications.--US Department of Education press release I just finished watching our new video series on GRIT* (50 new videos!) I think you'll appreciate the way this series shows us that there's never a single path to GRIT*. Whether it's project-based learning, implementing personalized learning plans, tying classroom work to real jobs, or teaching students to own their learning, these videos show how we can rethink how to help our students obtain GRIT*.--e-mail from the Learning Channel To: Harvard University From: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Grant: to test a new model of teacher evaluation for GRIT* that provides an auditable artifact to ensure and maintain reliable scoring Amount: $61,602,380 To: Stanford University From: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Grant: to support the development of 15 chapters regarding the differential relationships between Grade-Level Representation of Individual Tenacity (GRIT*) and computer based protocols for the edited volume of the GRIT* project Amount: $450,000 When you want to impart GRIT* to your students, no one has more ways to help you than ASCD. Whether it is a classroom-type setting led by a seasoned expert, a large conference that offers a superstore of ideas, a school-based learning group made up of your colleagues, or an online course you can take whenever and wherever it's convenient for you, ASCD has it all.--ASCD professional development brochure |
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