From Playbook to Practice: Implementing Market Value Assets|September 21, 2026 & October 21, 2026
Market Value Assets (MVAs) represent powerful opportunities for students to demonstrate real-world learning—but moving from vision to implementation can feel complex. This session is designed to bridge that gap.
Unpack the MVA Playbook and focus on what it actually looks like to bring MVAs to life within classrooms, programs and across school systems. Rather than staying at the conceptual level, this session emphasizes practical application, helping educators translate frameworks into meaningful student experiences.
Through guided exploration, collaborative discussion and real-world examples, participants will:
- Break down the core components of the MVA Playbook
- Identify where MVAs naturally align within existing courses and programs
- Explore strategies for embedding MVAs into everyday instruction
- Examine scalable approaches for implementation at the classroom, school and system level
- Begin developing actionable next steps tailored to their own context
Grounded in real-world learning and student-centered design, this session supports educators in moving from “understanding MVAs” to consistently implementing them in ways that are authentic, manageable and impactful for students.
Gain greater clarity, practical strategies and a starting point for building or strengthening an MVA-driven approach within your school or district.
Dr. Stanfill is an educational consultant and facilitator with over 25 years of experience in education, including roles as a teacher, building administrator, curriculum coordinator, and Director of Choice Programs. She is a leader in Career and Technical Education and real-world learning, having launched and led innovative, career-connected programs that bridge classroom learning with workforce experiences. Dr. Stanfill serves as a convenor for the Success-Ready Students Network, supporting districts in designing systems that integrate Market Value Assets, client-connected projects, and student-centered pathways.
For additional information about this event, please contact Brian Lankheitblankheit@edplus.org.
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