We are already seeing disruptions to learning as the school year begins. Districts can lay the groundwork now for recalibrating in January, rather than waiting for between school years to make big changes.
Our Accelerated Learning webpage provides resources for school leaders with the goal of helping teachers, support staff, families, + students start a new school year stronger than ever!
Learn more about the Accelerated Learning System ⤵️
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Given the school-based experiences of many students this summer, will schools have a fuller picture of student starting points in the coming weeks? https://t.co/Ihcbu7CzOH
Science instruction can build engagement and the knowledge students need to improve as readers—when it is approached systematically. https://t.co/DG3qRn62YP
Looking forward to presenting at the #MoED21 conference with @billslotnik and @region12cc. Together, we’ll uncover the research behind the best leadership strategies that superintendents can use to guide their school systems toward a better normal.
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Q: Does ARP require districts to deploy their ESSER$ equitably across their schools?
A: No (MoEquity applies only to state/local$)
Req’d or not, still smart to pencil out how ESSER$ will flow to each school in plans. #equity
Plus schXsch $data will ultimately show who got what.
Teachers have a rightful role as equal partners in compensation reform. Reflect on what works as we prepare for a new round of Teacher and School Leader grants.
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@MatthewAKraft@_AlvinChristian@AERA_EdResearch As we gear up for a new round of Teacher and School Leader grants, it is worth thinking about what we know about what does and does not work in tying student academic growth and instructional improvement to the development of human capital management systems.
Debunking the myth of the teacher plateau: Research into the development of expertise shows how teachers can develop their talent throughout their careers. @bryanrgoodwin@billslotnik @JoshuaPStarr @bellwethered https://t.co/HcRfgJnsjY
LAPD searches blacks and Latinos more often than whites during traffic stops, yet whites are more likely to be found with illegal items. https://t.co/ndeUZNOiQS