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Thomas R. Guskey – Learning Professional, 2025
In professional learning, just as in architecture, form follows function. Although professional learning designs are vitally important, they cannot be where we begin in our planning. Purpose -- our why -- must be our starting point in designing any professional learning experience. Educators who begin by attending to the questions, "What do…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Educational Planning, Student Improvement, Goal Orientation
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Manuelito Biag; Denise Soares; David Rock; Bradley Roberson; Mary Bramlett – Learning Professional, 2024
Building bridges among education stakeholders is an important but underused strategy for creating a culture in which professional learning is seen as a shared responsibility. The National Center for School-University Partnerships, headquartered at the University of Mississippi, has embraced improvement science as a core strategy in its…
Descriptors: College School Cooperation, Partnerships in Education, Educational Improvement, Evidence Based Practice
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Bradley, Janice; Groth, Cori; Rorrer, Andrea; Evans, Leslie – Learning Professional, 2023
Part of the reason many districts fail to achieve the promise of high-quality professional learning is that they operate with what the authors call a "PD mindset." This mindset manifests in sporadic, one-time events, inservice sessions, guest speakers, webinars, and workshops that are not part of a larger plan or vision. The authors…
Descriptors: Professional Education, Professional Development, Differences, Instructional Design
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Suzanne Bouffard – Learning Professional, 2025
When the staff at Northern Kentucky Cooperative for Educational Services (NKCES) discovered a new road to higher quality professional learning and better outcomes for students, they jumped on it and quickly decided they weren't going back. Three years ago Chief Academic Officer Melody Stacy and her colleagues learned about the Standards for…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Educational Quality, Outcomes of Education, Standards
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Ida Rekoi Kilcullen; Lucia Tabelual – Learning Professional, 2024
The mission of the Palau Ministry of Education is to ensure that their students will be successful in Palauan society and the world. Schools are the heart of Palau's communities, reflecting the rich culture of the nation. They incorporate a unique blend of traditional values and modern methodologies to support learning for the diverse and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Video Technology, Coaching (Performance), Electronic Learning
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Olson, Lynn – Learning Professional, 2023
Continuous improvement methods, widely used in fields such as medicine, can help educators identify and try out adjustments in practice, known as "change ideas," which contribute to better outcomes and more equitable systems for students. Since 2018, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has invested in 24 organizations across the…
Descriptors: Networks, Educational Improvement, Educational Change, Educational Cooperation
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Kelly Hastings; Jennifer Paulsen – Learning Professional, 2024
Embarking on an initiative to implement evidence-based reading instruction can be both exhilarating and daunting for school and district leaders. Some may think that adopting a curriculum grounded in the principles of the science of reading will automatically ensure success. Choosing a strong curriculum is a crucial step, but it is important to…
Descriptors: Literacy Education, Instructional Leadership, Evidence Based Practice, Reading Instruction
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Shannon Bogle – Learning Professional, 2024
As of April 2024, 38 U.S. states and the District of Columbia have laws or policies related to evidence-based reading instruction (Schwartz, 2024). To ensure the success of these efforts, educators need and deserve multifaceted support that involves professional learning, curriculum resources, ongoing support from leaders and coaches, and a…
Descriptors: Literacy Education, Evidence Based Practice, Professional Development, Teacher Improvement
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Foster, Elizabeth – Learning Professional, 2022
Professional learning leaders are sometimes faced with skepticism about the expected impact of an investment in professional learning. Long-held myths and outdated notions about sit-and-get professional learning can act as barriers to thorough planning, appropriate funding, and sustained implementation of professional learning efforts.…
Descriptors: Misconceptions, Teacher Education, Professional Education, Evidence Based Practice
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Melissa Weber-Mayrer; Stephanie VanDyke; Sherine R. Tambyraja – Learning Professional, 2024
"Systems coaching" is used to implement systems-level school improvement initiatives that will build capacity and strengthen infrastructure. In Ohio, the state's regional network of literacy specialists and state support teams for central office and district leaders provided systems coaching to build an infrastructure to support the use…
Descriptors: Coaching (Performance), Literacy Education, Educational Improvement, Reading Instruction
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Crow, Tracy – Learning Professional, 2022
Learning Forward's Standards for Professional Learning define and describe professional learning that leads to improved educator practices, leadership, and student outcomes. Standards draw on the latest evidence and research about what works in professional learning to help educators implement every phase of the professional learning process. They…
Descriptors: Professional Development, Standards, Evidence Based Practice, Equal Education
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Nancy Gannon; Sara Doughton – Learning Professional, 2024
The COVID-19 Omicron variant was causing a new wave of infections and, because of school and life disruptions, students were struggling with learning loss and a decline in mental and emotional health in 2021. Against this backdrop, FHI 360, an organization whose education initiatives aim to dismantle obstacles and give students the tools they need…
Descriptors: Summer Programs, Access to Education, Networks, COVID-19
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Foster, Elizabeth – Learning Professional, 2022
Research has been at the heart of Learning Forward's Standards for Professional Learning since they were first conceptualized and shared with the field in the 1990s. The standards are built on a decades-long foundation of research literature that describes the ways in which professional learning can improve educator knowledge, skills, and mindsets…
Descriptors: Professional Development, Standards, Evidence Based Practice, Educational Research
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Tredway, Lynda; Simon, Ken; Militello, Matthew – Learning Professional, 2021
Project I4 is a federally funded SEED (Supporting Effective Educator Development) grant, a partnership between East Carolina University and the Institute for Educational Leadership. It is a cohort-based, yearlong professional learning experience aimed at reimagining instructional leadership through an equity lens. Specifically, school leader…
Descriptors: Coaching (Performance), Instructional Leadership, Equal Education, Educational Practices
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Fugnitto, Gina; Stuart, Kelly – Learning Professional, 2021
Teacher professional learning is often disjointed and not aligned with the curricula teachers use in daily instruction. This lack of preparation has led to fragmented approaches to teaching young students to read, in part because initiatives lose momentum, teachers modify the instruction beyond recognition, and programs are soon eclipsed by newer…
Descriptors: Coaching (Performance), Faculty Development, Teacher Empowerment, Teacher Competencies
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