Linked Learning Resources WEBSITE DESCRIPTION INTENDED ...

Linked Learning Resources

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LINKED LEARNING ALLIANCE

The Linked Learning Alliance site provides an overview of Linked Learning, including informative factsheets and videos of Linked Learning in action.

THE JAMES IRVINE FOUNDATION

http://www.linkedlearning.org/ A Linked Learning page on the Foundation’s site describes the purpose and approach of Linked Learning. A visual summary provides a snapshot of activities and findings from the most recent year. Included are videos in which individuals share their insights and experiences. https://www.irvine.org/linked-learning A CSU Linked Learning Community site is rich with information and resources. Of particular note is information about the alignment between Linked Learning and the CCSS-ELA/Literacy, CCSS-M, and NGSS.

Information on the site is intended to help educators, employers, policymakers, parents, and students learn about Linked Learning. This site provides an overview of Linked High School Learning for school personnel, business partners, policymakers, as well as the public at large.

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY



The site provides an online meeting place for CSU faculty and educators across California to strengthen educational pathways and implement new ways to give students practical work-based skills. http://teachingcommons.cdl.edu/linkedlearning/resources_websites/documents/Handbookfo rLLClinicalTeacherPreparation.pdf A Handbook for Linked Learning Clinical Teacher The Handbook serves as a guide for Preparation (Grenot-Scheyer & Stallones) describes schools and universities seeking to the benefits and challenges of implementing Linked collaborate on Linked Learning

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High School IHE

STANFORD CENTER FOR OPPORTUNITY POLICY IN EDUCATION (SCOPE) THE EDUCATION TREST—WEST ConnectEd CALIFORNIA ALLIANCE FOR EXCELLENT EDUCATION

Learning partnerships and projects. projects. http://teachingcommons.cdl.edu/linkedlearning/new_standards/index.html A knowledge brief from SCOPE discusses how Linked The brief was developed for Learning is a promising vehicle for implementation practitioners, administrators, parents, of the CCSS. Four ways in which Linked Learning and policymakers and others. the CCSS are mutually supportive of each other are described. https://edpolicy.stanford.edu/publications/pubs/661 A policy document from The Education Trust—West highlights how new California Standards come to life through Linked Learning.

High School

This document supports readers’ High School understanding of the relationship between Linked Learning and the CCSS and provides examples and recommendations for implementation. http://west.edtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2015/02/Linked-Learning-Report-FINAL.pdf This website provides a great deal of information ConnectEd provides services that helps High School about Linked Learning and includes resources district teams build high-quality Linked (videos, publications, events), ideas, and curricula. Learning pathways. www.connectedcalifornia.org The Alliance for Education works to promote high Anyone interested in Linked Learning High School school transformation so that every student will find information of value on this graduates prepared for postsecondary learning and site, including data on student success in life. It is a leader in the Linked Learning achievement and high school and movement and its website provides many resources college graduation rates.





on Linked Learning and other related projects. www.all4ed.org