Overcoming barriers to equity takes deep listening, learning about self and others, and the willingness to make change. This issue examines professional learning strategies to start the work and stay the course.
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This issue’s authors challenge us to step back and really listen to others’ perspectives, especially when their words are hard to hear.
Choosing the right improvement strategy is critical for advancing equity. Here are ways district and school leaders are making a difference.
Equity conversations bring up difficult emotions. A coach shares strategies for navigating them.
Cultural competence is built through reflecting on and discussing real-world experiences. Classroom vignettes support this difficult but important work.
A two-year partnership aims to disrupt inequities in curriculum and instruction by supporting teachers’ efforts to better teach American Indian studies.
Building principals’ capacity disrupts inequity across schools and nurtures anti-racist school cultures for everyone.
Nurturing critical reflection, a key component of cultural responsiveness, helps teachers improve outcomes for Hispanic/Latinx students.
Build your team’s understanding of the importance of implementing standards collectively and identify the challenges you face in your context.
Mississippi educators created visual analogies of how Standards for Professional Learning lead to improved outcomes.
How this issue’s articles can help you understand and apply Standards for Professional Learning.
Everyone learns when a coach and teacher engage in a coaching session while other coaches observe and debrief.
Professional learning steeped in instructional materials has the power to support teachers and strengthen outcomes for students.
A study exploring teachers’ mindsets in discussing race offers insights into professional learning support that can increase skills and capacity.
The latest research on curriculum-aligned professional learning, taking student perspectives, ESSER funding, teacher residencies, and mental health.
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