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The learning team cycle is designed to focus attention on curriculum and instructional materials and assessments that develop content expertise and support teachers in reaching all students.
Takeaways
- Teachers will learn how to integrate deep study and application of high-quality instructional materials in a team learning cycle.
- School leaders will determine which processes and tools can be used to strengthen or supplant current practices.
- System leaders will consider conditions and next actions for supporting system, school, and team-level changes.
Note: Every attendee receives a complimentary copy of Becoming a Learning Team, 2nd edition
Facilitators
Learning Forward staff
Michelle Bowman, Learning Forward, Associate Director, Communities
Frederick Brown, Learning Forward, Deputy Executive Director
Tracy Crow, Learning Forward, Director of Communications
Elizabeth Foster, Learning Forward, Associate Director of Standards, Research, and Strategy
Melinda George, Learning Forward, Director of Policy and Partnerships
Stephanie Hirsh, Learning Forward, Executive Director
Becoming a Learning Team practitioners
Brenda Conley, Clinical Assistant Professor, College of Education, Towson University
Gina Cash, Principal, Elkridge Landing Middle School, Elkridge, Maryland
Leslie Ceballos, Assistant Principal, Boon Elementary, Allen, Texas
Kellie Randall, Instructional Facilitator, Cherry Creek School District, Cherry Creek, Colorado
Tanya Batzel, Instructional Facilitator, Cherry Creek School District, Cherry Creek, Colorado–>
This was a perfect example of adult education in action! Everything was perfect!
— Brad Dale-Adult Education Instructor
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