With foreword by Jason Ohler

Despite technological advancements, most secondary schools still function on ideas that are more than 100 years old. Learning Without Classrooms outlines new guidelines for how schools must operate to remain relevant and effective as we move further into the 21st century. Making a persuasive argument for moving beyond the long-established idea of operating schools with traditional classroom instruction to a personalized learning environment for individual students, the authors detail six crucial elements of school management (community, instruction, time, technology, school facilities, and funding) and how to address them concurrently to improve secondary school learning environments.

Transform secondary schools systemwide, from restructuring the physical learning environment to supporting personalized learning:

Contents:
Introduction

Part 1: Understanding 21st Century Learning
Chapter 1: The Classroom Has Run Its Course
Chapter 2: Key Principles for Modern Schooling
Chapter 3: Nine Essential Skills for the Modern World
Chapter 4: How Technology Will Change Education

Part 2: Designing 21st Century Schools
Chapter 5: Schooling for the Future
Chapter 6: How to Make It Happen
Chapter 7: Concepts for New Advisory-Based Schools

Part 3: Reimagining Seven Schools for the 21st Century
Chapter 8: Additional Considerations for Transitioning to an Advisory Format
Chapter 9: The Capital School
Chapter 10: The Green School
Chapter 11: The Connected School
Chapter 12: The Open School
Chapter 13: The District School
Chapter 14: The Tech School
Chapter 15: The Academy School