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Preparing for re-opening – creating an instructional plan

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With the 2019-20 school year barely behind them, educators look ahead to the next school year with so many questions. There is much we don’t know about what school will be, and yet, there are things we do know for sure. One is that every district needs to have an instructional plan in place that can accommodate a range of eventualities. The learning venue may change (online, in-person, a hybrid), but meaningful teaching and learning for all students remains an essential function for schools.   Learn with thoughtful practitioners and leading voices about their approach to setting rigorous learning goals for students and instructional plans that are responsive to whatever formats learning takes. Participants in this webinar will explore: Approaching planning with flexibility; Determining where

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Mathematics Coordinator & Lecturer at University of California | + posts
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Senior Research Fellow at Clayton Christensen Institute | + posts
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Principal at Youngstown City School District | + posts

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