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Tiffany Wycoff
Tiffany Wycoff is the Chief Innovation Officer and Co-Founder of LINC. Connect with Tiffany on Twitter @teachontheedge.

What Early Blended Learning Pioneers Got Right That Today's Schools Have Forgotten
By Tiffany Wycoff
This article was recently published in EdSurge. It captures our emphasis on targeting 21st-century outcomes or a "PAACC" mindset over models in blended learning implementation.
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The Evolving Role of the 21st-Century Teacher
By Tiffany Wycoff
Depending on which futurist you ask, we stand to lose between 38%-50% of today’s jobs to automation over the next 20 years. The jobs predicted to fall to automation include those which are ...
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3 A's to Ace Personalized Learning
By Tiffany Wycoff
Tailoring learning for each student’s strengths, needs and interests–including enabling student voice and choice in what, how, when and where they learn–to provide flexibility and supports to ensure ...
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Why Students Should Co-Create the Classroom from Day One
By Tiffany Wycoff
Instead of walking into a carefully designed class that’s adorned with decorations and already set class rules, students are experiencing something new on the first day of school.
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Social-Emotional Support: The Real Urgency of Blended Learning
By Tiffany Wycoff
When our team at Learning Innovation Catalyst (LINC) speaks about the urgency of 21st-century learning, we cite futurists’ predictions about the uncertainty of tomorrow’s world – that by 2035, when ...
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Jumpstart Learning with Agency
By Tiffany Wycoff
In Blended Learning in Action, the hallmarks of effective practice are outlined by The PAACC: Personalization, Agency, Audience, Creativity, and Connectivity. One way to ensure we hit the mark in ...
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Three Steps to Address Your Student Cell Phone Problem
By Tiffany Wycoff
One of the persistent issues that we hear from educators is...we can’t keep these students off of their cell phones. Some schools have (largely unsuccessfully) attempted “no cell phone” policies ...
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