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The mission of Minnesota Learner-Centered is to connect and empower educators and students to disrupt systemic racism and to transform learning environments to be student-centered; equitable, relevant, engaging and designed with and for all students.
The mission of Minnesota Learner-Centered is to connect and empower educators and students to disrupt systemic racism and to transform learning environments to be student-centered; equitable, relevant, engaging and designed with and for all students.
The Minnesota Learner-Centered Network envisions an anti-racist society and a just world through an equitable, anti-racist education.
The MLCN members honor the humanity of student-centered learning; recognizing and valuing the uniqueness of each person and school they represent.
The MLCN members align the supporting work of partner organizations to the needs of the school practitioners; collaborating around new ideas and learning together.
The MLCN members lift stories of students and teachers creating the narrative of the student-centered learning movement.
The MLCN members recognize the current educational system is based on the values of white culture that perpetuates oppression through racist policy, practices and bias.
Are you seeking other like-minded colleagues to think, design, and celebrate with?
Looking for like-minded colleagues to problem solve, create, and dream with?
Are you wondering what a Learner-Centered Environment can look like?
Want to learn more about what elements define a Learner-Centered Environment?
MNLCN.org was created through a collaboration with students from Avalon School.
Our logo was designed by Avalon students Emma Goff and Clare Jordan.
MLCN is proud to partner with the following organizations:
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Throughout the 2024-2025 school year, MLCN has partnered with five outstanding learning environments to pilot the process and tools that will lead to the creation of a Minnesota Certificate of Excellence in Student-Centered Learning.
Use the links below to learn more and get involved!
Questions? Reach out!
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