Personalizing Student Learning: Uncommon Learning Experiences in an Era of Common Standards
- Allison Rodman

- Jun 27, 2015
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 4, 2020
ASCD 2015 Conference on Teaching Excellence
Nashville, Tennessee
The following resources complement a session presented at the ASCD 2015 Conference on Teaching Excellence in Nashville, Tennessee on how to draw upon students’ passion and life experiences to create lifelong learners rather than annual test-takers. Participants explored ways to personalize students’ learning experiences through the use of tiered transfer tasks, various multimedia tools, and peer collaborations (both face-to-face and virtual). Student goal-setting and self-monitoring tools were also shared.
Rubrics - Writing Across the Curriculum:
Rubrics - Mathematics and Science:
Rubrics - Arts and Communication:


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I came across the concept of "Personalizing Student Learning: Uncommon Learning Experiences in an Era of Common Standards," and it really made me think about how education is evolving. It’s fascinating how more and more, learning is becoming tailored to individual needs, rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. It’s like when you're able to dive deep into the subjects that truly resonate with you, creating a richer and more meaningful experience. It’s this kind of personalized approach that makes the difference in students' success. Just like with online assignment help, when students get custom-tailored assistance, they not only meet their academic needs but also gain a deeper understanding of their subjects. It’s all about finding the right fit for each student’s…