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Tag: Professional Learning
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 […]
Lessening the Loneliness of Leadership
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 […]
ALP Welcomes Rachel
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 […]
Ways To Be A Teacher Leader For Your Peers
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. […]
“Zoomed Out” Reimagining Professional Learning Recap
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 […]
The ALP Team Grows
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 […]
Moving From Pockets to Culture of Engaging, Deep, Challenging Learning
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 […]
Finishing the School Year Strong
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 […]
Six Reasons You Need An Instructional Coach
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. […]