AUSTIN, Texas--(providing insight and perspective into key
trends students and educators should monitor as this school year
progresses.)--K–12 education is at an inflection point. Compass
Learning is helping lead the way by “At the beginning of 2012,
we predicted K–12 education was shifting from classroom-centered
to student-centered learning models, where teachers organize
instruction around the needs, motivations and strengths of each
student rather than the whole class” “At the beginning of 2012,
we predicted K–12 education was shifting from classroom-centered
to student-centered learning models, where teachers organize
instruction around the needs, motivations and strengths of each
student rather than the whole class,” said Ann Henson, VP of
Curriculum and Instruction and Customer Service at Compass
Learning. “We believe that prediction very much still holds
true. There are a number of key drivers accelerating the
student-centric approach, including the move to Common Core
State Standards, a greater use o