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 […]
Fostering Synergy in Partnerships

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 […]
As Honig and colleagues found, “districts generally do not see districtwide improvements in teaching and learning without substantial engagement by their central offices in helping all schools build their capacity […]
Advanced Learning Partnerships is delighted to welcome our newest Education Consultant, Rachel Fruin. When we met Rachel a few years ago, her knowledge about blended learning, professional development facilitation […]
Being a teacher leader is acknowledgement of your skills, experiences, and expertise in the classroom and your ability to work with your peers. This leadership role is no easy task. […]
Co-authored by: Dean Shareski, Victoria Caruso and Julie Foss When a product becomes a verb it’s likely a pretty good sign for that company. Today we “Google” an idea, ask […]
Advanced Learning Partnerships is delighted to welcome Ronique Hicks as our new Director for Professional Learning. Ronique is not new to ALP, as she has been part of our consulting […]
Focus Question: How to bring the Profile of a Virginia Graduate, the division’s strategic plan, and Manassas Park City Schools initiatives alive through the creation of a common language framework […]
It is May, and June is right around the corner! State testing is over (or just about to be), which has brought with it the time for field trips, field […]
Editor’s note: ALP guest blogger David Sladkey is a trailblazing math teacher in Naperville School District 203 (IL). The original publication of this post can be found at Corwin Connect. […]
When a team of highly accomplished educators decide that they are ready to refine their coaching practices and measure the impact of their work, the challenge is to put together […]