A.J. Juliani's Blog

Note: If you are interested in learning more about UDL and Blended Learning – check out Katie Novak and Catlin Tucker’s new course – it is designed to model Blended...

Newsflash:��The way we did school in the last 15 months is and was a “reimagining”. It was innovative in some ways, chaotic and unsustainable in others. But it was new,...

Newsflash: The way we did school in the last 15 months is and was a “reimagining”. It was innovative in some ways, chaotic and unsustainable in others. But it was new,...

Forgive the curriculum nerd in me, but transfer is one of the most important topics in education, that we rarely talk about. We know it matters, we design entire curricula...

Here is a big mistake I made for many years: I thought I knew what was best for students, for communities, and for organizations. Not all the time, and not...

This is the third post of a four-part series on making curriculum relevant, meaningful, and adaptable (link to the first post and second post). This article focuses on transfer as...

This is the second post of a four-part series on making curriculum relevant, meaningful, and adaptable (link to the first post). This article focuses on the curriculum as a series...

This is the first post of a four-part series on making curriculum relevant, meaningful, and adaptable. This article focuses on the testing culture in education, what some of the research...

One of the most amazing things to come out of the past year of remote and concurrent/hybrid learning has been the sharing of various learning models that work in our...

When my students were doing the 20% Project (Genius Hour) in my class we had an “Epic Fail Board” (inspired by a number of people) where they would pin up...