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At Learning Forward’s 2019 Summer Institutes, held last month in Boston, Massachusetts, participants engaged in four days of intensive learning about selecting and implementing high-quality instructional materials, supporting curriculum-anchored professional learning cycles, and establishing leader capacity and learning systems to ensure all students graduate career- and college-ready. With colleagues, peers, and field experts, they engaged in the learning team cycle and ongoing analysis of problems of practice to ensure alignment between professional learning and curriculum materials. Sessions allowed participants to go into depth about math, English language arts, science, and other content areas, as well as creating overarching strategies. Learning Forward hosted the institutes in partnership with Student Achievement Partners and with support from the Carnegie Corporation. Several concurrent meetings were held as well among

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Learning Forward is the only professional association devoted exclusively to those who work in educator professional development. We help our members plan, implement, and measure high-quality professional learning so they can achieve success with their systems, schools, and students.


Categories: College- and career-ready standards, Instructional materials/curriculum, Learning communities, Learning designs, Learning systems/planning, Outcomes, Standards for Professional Learning

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