Allison Redden
Allison Redden (formerly Stewart) works as an education research analyst with RTI International’s Center for Education Services (CES). A former public school educator in the Triangle, Allison participated in several teacher leadership programs in North Carolina, including the Kenan Fellowship and the Education Policy Fellowship Program. She was the Public School Forum’s Beginning Teacher Leadership Network Coordinator for Wake County before moving to Tennessee to pursue her Master of Public Policy at Vanderbilt, specializing in K-12 Education Policy. She is interested in engaging in conversations and actions to advance equity, while navigating the intersections of education, economics, and policy. Redden is a proud product of North Carolina public schools, from Cabarrus County Schools to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Perspective | Reflecting on a decade of investments: How competency-based education can help North Carolina achieve educational equity
by Allison Redden and Kayla M. Siler |
Perspective | How creating the right competencies can build the foundation for learning — within and beyond school walls
by Allison Redden |
Perspective | Lessons learned: 4 takeaways from personalized learning workshops
by Allison Redden |
Perspective | Ready to implement personalized learning? Consider these challenges and opportunities
by Allison Redden |
Perspective | What makes personalization different: How CBE centers students
by Allison Redden |
Perspective | Competency-based education: What it is and why we should consider it
by Allison Redden |
Perspective | A partnership between REL Southeast and NC DPI: Personalized learning regional workshops
by Allison Redden |
Sinking in: A teacher reflects on students, the school year, her career
by Allison Redden |