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Getting Teachers, Parents, and Technology Working Together for Student Learning Elisabeth Stock CEO & Co-Founder

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Getting Teachers, Parents, and Technology Working Together for Student

Learning

Elisabeth StockCEO & Co-Founder

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CFY’s Work

Enable students across the nation to meet high learning standards, own their learning, and be

college and career-ready 

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CFY’s Work

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CFY’s Work

TOP-DOWN

BOTTOM-UP

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CFY’s Work

Randomized Controlled Trials 

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CFY’s Work

Enable students across the nation to meet high learning standards, own their learning, and be

college and career-ready 

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Media Coverage and Funders

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Questions

1.What is the problem we are solving for?

2.What is the optimal blended learning model?

3.How can we achieve scale?

4.How can we improve the digital content being produced?

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Questions

1.What is the problem we are solving for?

2.What is the optimal blended learning model?

3.How can we achieve scale?

4.How can we improve the digital content being produced?

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What is the problem we are solving for?

• High cost of K-12 education• Offering virtual AP courses in rural areas

• Improve student outcomes

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What is the problem we are solving for?

• High cost of K-12 education• Offering virtual AP courses in rural areas

• Improve student outcomes

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2012 Average scores of 15-year-olds on PISA mathematics

How are US students doing?

1. China - Shanghai - 613

12. Finland - 51913. Canada - 51814. Poland - 518

36. United States - 481

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How are US students doing?Percent of 15-year-olds at each PISA level in math

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Nation Classroom

This distribution is mirrored in our classrooms

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The Goal

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Questions

1.What is the problem we are solving for?

2.What is the optimal blended learning model?

3.How can we achieve scale?

4.How can we improve the digital content being produced?

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Blended Learning Models

• Station-Rotation• Lab-Rotation• Flipped Classroom

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WRONG Question

• Station-Rotation• Lab-Rotation• Flipped Classroom

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Construct

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Average 10 Percentile Point Increase in State Math Ranking

Does the construct work?

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Questions

1.What is the problem we are solving for?

2.What is the optimal blended learning model?

3.How can we achieve scale?

4.How can we improve the digital content being produced?

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How can we pursue scale?

TOP-DOWN

BOTTOM-UP

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Bottom-Up Change

TOP-DOWN

BOTTOM-UP

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What Do We Know About Teachers?

• Recognize the value of tech tools

• Want choice -- teachers were 30% more likely to call products effective if they had a say in choosing them

• Want strong Common Core alignment and granularity– “The biggest improvement would be for the

content to be broken down by [Common] Core standard…so teachers can easily see which activities correspond to which lesson while they are planning.”

• Find free products just as useful as products purchased by their school or district

A survey of 3,100+ teachers found that they:

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PowerMyLearning and Viral Growth

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PowerMyLearning and Viral Growth

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PowerMyLearning and Viral Growth

Growth in Schools with Registered Users by Month

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Who is the viral agent in the school building?

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Top-Down Change

TOP-DOWN

BOTTOM-UP

1. Miami-Dade County (FL)2. Oakland (CA)3. Mooresville (NC)4. Illinois Shared

Learning Environment (IL)

5. Fulton County (GA)6. Atlanta (GA)7. New York City (NY)8. Los Angeles (CA)9. Corona-Norco (CA)10.Palm Beach (FL)11.Douglas County (GA)12.Pajaro Valley (CA)13.Lee County (FL)

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Questions

1.What is the problem we are solving for?

2.What is the optimal blended learning model?

3.How can we achieve scale?

4.How can we improve the digital content being produced?

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Improving Digital Content

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Digital Learning Activity

A

Pre-Quiz

Post-Quiz

Example: Common Core State Standard 6.NS.A.A

Digital Learning Activity

B

Pre-Quiz

Post-Quiz

Digital Learning Activity A/B

Pre-Quiz

Post-Quiz

Students randomly assigned

Treatment A

Treatment B

Control

Improving Digital Content

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Elisabeth StockCEO & [email protected]