Tracy Crow
Chief Strategy Officer (Retired)
Tracy Crow formerly served as the chief strategy officer/chief communications officer for Learning Forward. She led the revision and dissemination of Standards for Professional Learning and associated tools. Tracy also oversaw publications and communications functions for Learning Forward, including the bimonthly membership magazine The Learning Professional, formerly known as JSD. She oversaw the acquisition, creation, and production of books published by Learning Forward and coordinated the creation and dissemination of white papers and other publications. Tracy contributed to Learning Forward’s branding strategy, website content, and webinars.
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Tool: Influencing and monitoring group volume
Learn how your careful guidance as the presenter can subtly change the volume of a group without being perceived as overtly managing behavior. -
Tool: Anticipating resistance: Choreographing an opening
Plan your verbal and nonverbal actions as you approach a group that you expect may contain resisters with this tool. -
Tool: Like me
Use this strategy early in a session to help participants get to know one another and build group unity and rapport. -
Effective presenters set the stage for learning
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Policy Across the Pond
Louise Stoll, professor at the London Centre forLeadership in Learning, Institute of education, university of London, offers a different view on policy in these excerpts from a conversation with Tracy Crow, Learning forward’s associate director of publications. Stoll lives and works in England, and her research and consulting work has […] -
Alberta Unites On Teaching Quality
Education policy in the province of Alberta is set by Alberta Education, a ministry led by the province’s minister of education. There are two key policies or ministerial orders that guide professional learning in Alberta.TheTeaching Quality Standard (Alberta Education, 1997) outlines the knowledge, skills, and attributes that teachers are expected […]
