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    #SatChat recap: Tackling instructional mismatch

    By Ariel Durham | November 18, 2019

    On November 16, 2019, Learning Forward hosted a Twitter chat to discuss how to bridge the gap on instructional mismatch with experts Sarah Quebec Fuentes, associate professor of mathematics education, […]

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    The Principal Pipeline Initiative – Unpacking the Effects

    By Frederick Brown | April 10, 2019

    The results are in, and they are exciting. Last week I shared Learning Forward’s anticipation about the release of the RAND study of the Wallace Foundation-supported Principal Pipeline Initiative. (See […]

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    The Principal Pipeline Initiative – Anticipating the Effects

    By Frederick Brown | April 1, 2019

    In 2011, six large school districts set out to build and manage pipelines to support their school principals. This Wallace Foundation-funded effort, known as the Principal Pipeline Initiative (PPI), was […]

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    New report highlights the importance of the role of principal supervisors

    By Frederick Brown | September 21, 2018

    By Frederick Brown A new report about The Wallace Foundation’s Principal Supervisor Initiative (PSI) offers insight into the types of professional learning that are most effective for helping principal supervisors […]

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    Learning leaders share responsibility for all students

    By Stephanie Hirsh | November 9, 2017

    What does it look like to create a compelling teacher leadership agenda at the school or district level? This is a question I’ve been hearing a lot lately, and I’m […]

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    Celebrating principals and their powerful leadership practices

    By Frederick Brown | October 26, 2017

    Having been an assistant principal and principal, I’m embarrassed to admit I don’t remember much about the principals I had in school. I literally had to look back at my […]

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