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Welcome!
Welcome!
This pre-learning space offers key ideas, guiding frameworks, and reflective opportunities to ensure all participants arrive with a shared understanding of what personalized learning can look like.
Personalized Learning Framework
Personalized Learning Framework
Personalized Learning Framework SWPA.pdfEducator Competency Progressions
Educator Competency Progressions
RLKW_EducatorCompetencies.pdfTwo Lenses, One Vision: Connecting Educator and Learner Frameworks
Two Lenses, One Vision: Connecting Educator and Learner Frameworks
Personalized learning is a systems-level effort that must be experienced by students and practiced by educators. The Educator Competency Progressions and the Personalized Learning Framework provide two distinct but interconnected lenses for building learner-driven environments.
When used together, these frameworks offer a shared vision and a coherent strategy for transforming both learning and teaching—from the classroom to the district office.
How They Align
How They Align
Educator Growth Meets Learner Experience
Educator Growth Meets Learner Experience
The Educator Competency Progressions focuses on the practices and mindsets educators need to cultivate equitable, personalized environments. The Personalized Learning Framework, in contrast, illustrates what this transformation looks like from the learner’s perspective, centering voice, choice, relevance, and agency for example.
→ Together, they describe both the means (educator practice) and the ends (learner experience).
Instructional Practice Rooted in Systems Thinking
Instructional Practice Rooted in Systems Thinking
Educator Competency Progressions emphasizes daily instructional shifts and relationship-driven culture. Personalized Learning Framework builds on that by addressing organizational leadership, policy alignment, and professional learning systems.
→ This pairing bridges classroom innovation with system-wide coherence.
Agency at All Levels
Agency at All Levels
Both frameworks elevate learner voice and choice, but the Educator Competency Progressions adds a powerful dimension: educator agency and leadership. When adults experience ownership and alignment, students are more likely to as well.
→ Personalized learning becomes a shared experience, not just a student strategy.
To guide your exploration of these frameworks, consider:
To guide your exploration of these frameworks, consider:
Where do I see alignment (or gaps) between what students experience and what educators are supported to do?
Which aspect of either framework most resonates with my current role or context and why?
What might it look like to foster learner and educator agency simultaneously in my school or system?
How can I use these frameworks to support more coherence across teams, classrooms, or initiatives?
Reflection Prompts for Pre-Learning
We invite you to reflect on the following questions before the summit:
We invite you to reflect on the following questions before the summit:
How is personalized learning currently showing up in your classroom, school, or system?
What barriers are you encountering when trying to personalize learning?
In what ways are students co-authors of their learning experiences?
How does your learning environment reflect and respond to learners’ identities?
Which aspect of the SWPA PL Framework or Educator Competencies resonates most with your current work—and why?
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