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    Maryland Students Make Math Gains, Powered by Educator Professional Learning

    By Learning Forward | December 12, 2024

    Student math scores in a set of Maryland classrooms have significantly improved, thanks to a transformative approach to educator professional learning, according to a new report released by Learning Forward […]

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    Top blogs tap into educator communities for their professional learning insights

    By Gail Paul | December 20, 2023

    Learning Forward’s top professional learning blog posts of 2023 focused on critical topics addressing priorities faced by educators globally. Our top blogs of the year surfaced innovative models and strategies […]

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    Let’s develop learning teams that really improve student outcomes

    By Sharron Helmke | October 21, 2022

    Like all educators, I see the reports coming out about the scale of “unfinished learning” and it makes my heart hurt – for the students who didn’t get the opportunity […]

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    Teachers benefit from quality networking while off campus

    By Sharron Helmke | September 8, 2022

    Teachers are telling me they need to spend time away from their campus to be inspired and to learn through networking. As we’ve shifted to more job-embedded professional learning, opportunities […]

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    Learning cycles provide structures for uncertain times

    By Stephanie Hirsh | April 10, 2020

    My daughter is an assistant elementary principal in a large elementary school. Due to COVID-19, like so many of you, she now spends her days in front of the computer […]

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    New white paper: The Path to Instructional Excellence and Equitable Outcomes

    By Learning Forward | July 31, 2019
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