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Better together: Becoming a learning team

By Gail Paul | August 22, 2023

As the new school year begins, district leaders and principals may be asking themselves, “I know teacher collaboration is the best way to improve our school’s instruction, but how can […]

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7 easy ways to celebrate teacher growth [Infographic]

By Ariel Durham | May 10, 2023

In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, we invited our community of professional learning leaders to share how they acknowledge, promote, and celebrate the growth of teachers throughout the year. In […]

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How to make the most of mistakes

By Maleka Donaldson | May 12, 2021

Learners of all ages benefit greatly from trial-and-error practice. They expand their capacities and build confidence as they learn about what works and doesn’t. Yet despite the numerous, well-documented benefits […]

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

By Learning Forward | July 31, 2019

Speak up for your right to learn every day

By Stephanie Hirsh | September 4, 2017

Dear colleagues: Welcome to the 2017-18 school year — which I hope is not referred to in future years as the year professional development died. I know you have so […]

Lessons from La La Land

By Dawn Wilson | May 11, 2017

Inspired by the Hollywood hit La La Land, author Dawn Wilson writes about the parallels between the movie’s characters and classroom teachers. Read more about the importance of teacher autonomy to improve retention and reduce burnout.

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