Virtual Networks Follow Paths To Equity

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Virtual networks follow paths to equity

By Mary Antón, Lee Teitel and Tamisha Williams

Categories: Collaboration, Continuous improvement, Learning communities, Reaching all students

February 2021

In the chaos and upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been hard to keep a focus on race and equity in schools. And yet in this time of disruption of our very notion of what it means to be a teacher and how we do school, we recognize that keeping race and equity at the center of our work is essential. In this time of exhaustion and uncertainty, we find great hope for a future beyond the pandemic that is not a return to the status quo. Our hope is rooted in the power of what the collective can do and in the roles we see virtual networks play in promoting that power. Virtual networks can inform and connect; they can nurture and

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