A Strengths Based Approach Every learning community has unique aspirations, challenges, and talents. In partnership with over 800 school districts, we have learned that human-centered innovation is driven by each […]
Advanced Learning Partnerships is delighted to welcome our newest Senior Partnerships Consultant, Terrica Young. Terrica brings a varied background in leadership and education. We are delighted to have her join […]
A group of NYC education leaders brought Helen Keller’s words to life. They organized to form an intra-district Innovative Networking Team. I, along with Julie Foss, had the opportunity to […]
Originally posted on 12/6/22 on ASCD here: https://ascd.org/blogs/5-ways-to-build-staff-leadership-in-your-school We’ve emerged from a pandemic, and yet schools still feel fragile and in flux. There is a teacher shortage, a renewed […]
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Originally posted at https://www.digitallearningcollab.com/blog/2022/11/29/the-time-is-right-for-hybrid-learning We can all agree that the pandemic has upended the education system. Let’s be clear, emergency remote learning was not online learning (like the successful […]
*Post originally published at https://www.stackeddidactics.com/blog/typetwofun* Yesterday I joined some friends for a 55-mile gravel bike ride around Virginia’s Holliday Lake State Park. The forecast called for a partly sunny day […]
I’m currently reading the book, The Burnout Fix, by Jacinta Jimenez. So much of what she writes resonates with me about company culture and personal growth. One sentence in particular, […]
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Factors that Influence School-wide Change As part of a year long partnership with the State of Idaho Rachel Fruin and Dean Shareski developed a resource that supports professional learning facilitators […]
Time. It is still one of the most precious resources needed to grow or develop a team to be at its highest and best use for those it intends to […]
One Tuesday in December, I gathered with Technology Training Integration Specialists (TTIS) for learning walks at Still Elementary School in Cobb County School District in Georgia. I thought I was […]
