Professional learning is an essential lever for achieving equity for all students. This issue focuses on actions educators can take to dismantle racism and help every student thrive, because changing beliefs is important but not enough. Articles examine professional learning and capacity building at all levels, including the classroom, school, district, and state.
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To achieve equity, statements aren’t enough. This issue’s authors back them with action.
Paving a way forward by reflecting on where we have been and where we need to go to embody the ideals we hold dear.
Altering the community helpers unit in the early childhood curriculum is a start toward honoring Black boys’ potential.
State leaders have a unique and important role to play in creating systemic equity.
Cross-district networks leverage processes and tools to help school leaders take on challenging equity work.
A partnership across departments leads the way toward antiracism in a Massachusetts district.
The pandemic gives us the chance to create schools students deserve, says Bureau of Indian Education program administrator.
The Center for Black Educator Development works to nurture Black and Brown teachers while developing literacy skills among children of color.
A ‘deconstruct-reconstruct-construct’ approach can make the educator workforce more inclusive and just.
Resources and tools challenge the “model minority” myth and encourage inclusion.
Teachers learn instructional practices to engage all students.
The pursuit of equity reshapes the English curriculum in North Dakota district.
Case studies illustrate overt and covert forms of anti-Asian racism and recommend actions to address and prevent them.
A discussion guide to Byron Kim’s artwork “Synecdoche” can lead to student discussions about race and identity.
Explore tools for examining equity practices, policies, and professional learning.
How this issue’s articles embody the Standards for Professional Learning.
Recent publications help us understand where we are and how far we need to go to ensure opportunity for all students.
The latest on assistant principals, grow-your-own teacher programs, educator diversity, and teacher attrition.
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