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Want Your AI Strategy to Win? Don’t Overlook Employee Engagement.

Planview

One takeaway from the research is this: As important as it is for executives to shape a company’s strategy, it’s equally necessary for them to direct the course of strategy implementation—with leadership, guidance, oversight, and support. Employee engagement can be the missing link between strategy and execution.

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Fund schools based on learning, not attendance

Christensen Institute

Of course, pizza and food would likely drive Jewish students away while fasting on Yom Kippur. Even if one grants that Michigan’s policy stems from innocent, obtuse bureaucratic policies rather than something more pernicious, the reliance on a single count day to determine a school’s funding is a sign of more serious problems.

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Beyond bans: Schools’ role in a hard reset on the ‘phone-based childhood’

Christensen Institute

His piece masterfully weaves together a host of data points demonstrating how, in the course of a single decade, childhood and adolescence were “rewired” to be “more sedentary, solitary, virtual, and incompatible with healthy human development.” Social media platforms make money on engagement, and even more money on addiction.

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Innovation in action: Value prior learning, no matter where that learning happens

Christensen Institute

This piece is authored by Becky Klein-Collins, VP of research and impact at the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) , an organization that’s been a leader in advocating for Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) for nearly 50 years. Click here to learn more about CAEL and its mission. Why shouldn’t that credit count?

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Building and refining the interfaces in learning ecosystems (Part 4)

Christensen Institute

For learning ecosystems to become viable alternatives to schooling for more families, they need “orchestrator” organizations to knit together learning experiences from diverse providers. The pandemic sparked unprecedented interest in new models of learner-centered education, such as learning pods and microschools. Key Points.

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Mastering the Art: Using Organizational Culture for Business Agility and Resilience

Leapfrogging

It shapes the work environment, influences decision-making, and ultimately drives employee engagement and satisfaction. Such an environment is conducive to rapid experimentation, learning from failures, and pivoting when necessary—all of which are crucial for sustaining competitiveness in a dynamic business landscape.

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3 education innovations to watch in 2024 (hint: it’s not just about skills and AI)

Christensen Institute

Innovations making career-connected learning more student- (versus employer-) centric. With that in mind, I’ll be watching innovations that put students at the center of career-connected learning. Most career-connected learning models are over-indexed on employer demand and under-indexed on students’ needs.

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