Learner-Centered Scorecard Guide

Our Learner-Centered Collaborative Scorecard Guide introduces a powerful framework for measuring and communicating educational progress beyond traditional metrics. This comprehensive guide provides a 4-step process for creating, implementing, and leveraging Scorecards to drive improvement, engage stakeholders, and showcase your school or district’s unique success story in a learner-centered paradigm.

Explore this tool to re-envision educational success and create a coherent, learner-centered narrative for your community.

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Podcasts

Episode 54: Creating Symmetry: Designing Systems for the Learning We Want

By loading this video, you agree to the privacy policy of Youtube.Always load Youtube videos on this site.Load VideoListen on SpotifyListen on Apple PodcastsWatch on YouTube Episode Summary: In this episode, Katie sits down with Dr. Sarah Fine, an educator, researcher, and author whose work focuses on creating more powerful and humanizing learning experiences…

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Knowing What to Measure and When During Your Redesign Journey

Nine marathons, an Adidas sponsorship, and torchbearer for the 2012 Summer Olympics. That’s Fauja Singh’s story, and none of it occurred before his 89th birthday. Five years earlier, at 84 years old, Singh was in deep grief, processing the losses of his wife and two of his children over the span of just a…

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Measuring What Matters to Enable Meaningful Learner-Centered Change in Your School or District

When we talk about measuring impact, we can look at it through multiple lenses. There’s the impact on an individual learner (young people and adults)—how they’re growing, what competencies they’re developing, and how they perceive their own progress. Then, there’s the impact on the systems (e.g. programs, schools, districts)—how they’re evolving, what conditions are…

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The Power of Why: How Assessment Philosophies Drive Calibration for Meaningful Change

“This feels overwhelming.” “We are moving towards something tangible and realistic.” “This is amazing – we got this.” These reflections, shared by educators, capture the spectrum of emotions that surface when rethinking assessment and grading practices. One names the challenge of stepping into something new, another lifts up the promise of what’s possible, and…

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Ambidextrous Leadership: Running the Present While Building the Future

I swing a bat left-handed. I throw right-handed. When I bowl, I try each hand a couple of times and go with whatever feels good that day, which is usually a sign that neither hand is particularly good at bowling. But when I eat, my fork only goes in my left hand. If I…

Press

Learner-Centered Collaborative Selected as a Lead Partner for Next Phase of California’s Secondary School Redesign Pilot Program

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 21, 2026 Contact: Devin Vodicka & Katie Martin, Co-CEOs Learner-Centered Collaborative press@learnercentered.org Learner-Centered Collaborative Selected as a Lead Partner for Next Phase of California’s Secondary School Redesign Pilot Program SAN DIEGO, CA — Learner-Centered Collaborative (LCC), a national nonprofit education organization, has been selected by California Collaborative for Educational Excellence…

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How Teachers at One California District are Bringing Their Portrait of a Learner to Life

Co-authored by Nicole Cardenas and Justin McGrew (Teachers at Davis Joint Unified School District) What does resilience look like when you’re a 6th grader? It might mean persisting when something feels difficult, navigating your first week away from home at science camp, or preparing for the uncertainty of starting middle school. These are experiences…