Today’s Challenges Call For A Collective Response

CALL TO ACTION

Today’s challenges call for a collective response

By Denise Glyn Borders

Categories: Collaboration, Continuous improvement, Fundamentals, Implementation, Learning communities

Vol 41, No. 2

As we publish this magazine, our world is in uncertain times with the COVID-19 pandemic. We know you are navigating a new reality, with school systems closed and many questions about what lies ahead. Learning Forward’s board of trustees and staff are ready to support all of you navigating this unprecedented situation. Learning Forward’s greatest strength is its community — members, affiliates, and allies. We know that your collective expertise, creativity, determination, and commitment to serving all students and communities will result in amazing solutions to unforeseen challenges such as those we face today. The notion of collective impact is core to Learning Forward’s Standards for Professional Learning, and it has never been more important than it is now. We recognize that school and system

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Denise Glyn Borders

Denise Glyn Borders is president and CEO at Learning Forward.

Denise Glyn Borders

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Denise Glyn Borders served as Learning Forward President and CEO from 2019 to 2022. Before that, she was president of SRI Education, a division at SRI International, where she led three centers – Learning and Development, Technology and Learning, and Education Policy. Previously, Borders was senior vice president and director of the U.S. Education and Workforce Development Group at FHI 360, a global human development organization with an evidence-based research approach.