Listen to Vicente Vallejo of our podcast team interview of Montessori Children's House Director of School Troy Locke about how the Montessori method personalizes the learning for each student.

Listen to Marieli Hernandez's summary and review of the 2015 book, "Learning Personalized - The Evolution of the Contemporary Classroom", by Zmuda, Curtis and Ullman.

Listen to Katheryn Kirk interview Nelson Beaudoin, author of "A School for Each Student: High Expectations in a Climate of Personalization", former Maine Principal of the Year, and school reformer.

Devyn Pryor, of The Rhode Island Educators' Guide to Personalized Learning podcast team, reviews Barbara Bray and Kathleen Mcclaskey's 2014 book, "Making Learning Personal: The What, Who, WOW, Where and Why."

Listen to Lauren Rioux's Profile of "Danny" and how he has experienced personalized learning. Another episode that highlights the voice of a parent as well.

Nichole Phelps, of the Rhode Island Educators' Guide to Personalized Learning podcast team, reviews and summarizes Joseph DiMartino and John Clark's 2008 book "Personalizing the High School Experience for Each Student."

Kayla Cunningham, of the Rhode Island Guide to Personalized Learning Podcast Team, summarizes and reviews "The Differentiated Classroom: Responding to the Needs of All Learners", the classic text by Carol Ann Tomlinson. Enjoy the episode and remember, learning is always personal.

Listen to Andrew Belanger's review and summary of David A. Souza and Carol Ann Tomlinson's "Differentiation and the Brain: How Neuroscience Supports the Learner-Friendly Classroom". and remember... learning is always personal!

Listen to Nikki Pulito's Interview of Providence College Professor Anthony Rodriguez as they discuss Personalized Learning, elementary school math education and Project Based Learning.

Jayne Conway, podcaster for The Rhode Island Guide to Personalized Learning, interviews Dennis Littky about educational philosophy, how and why he started The Met, Big Picture Learning and College Unbound, and why personalized education is powerful and being both adopted and ignored.