KEY QUESTIONS
The following questions are intended to prompt thinking and discussion about learning experiences with, and
for, the students you serve. There are no “right” answers; your responses and decisions will reflect your current
practices, local needs and aptitudes, and any learning-specific goals you set for the future.
How can students be involved in their own learning?
How can student voice be incorporated into the school?
What is needed to ensure technology access is ubiquitous and is used for learning?
What resources and technological infrastructure are needed?
How can community leaders be engaged in connecting learning to the real world?
What training do teachers need to leverage information from assessments to benefit learning?
What strategies can be employed to incorporate content knowledge, skills and global literacy into learning?
What policies should be changed, added or deleted to ensure learning is anywhere/anytime and mobile?
How are we preparing the next generation of teachers and leaders at various levels?
How are we thinking beyond the school day and year?
What does school and district leadership for the next generation look like?