Cohorts, Summits, School Visits... OH MY!
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When a Standards Institute ends, we often hear, “What should we do next to keep the learning going?”
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Well, have you considered:
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Learning shoulder-to-shoulder with us in our Cohort program. We’ve revised the program to be semester-long sessions for district and school leadership teams.
Learn more and get started to begin this fall!
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Participating in our two-day Summits for your district. Summits focus on the mindset and planning required for implementing grade-level, engaging, affirming, and meaningful (GLEAM™) instruction.
Spead the learning across a district!
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Turning your learning into action through this multi-day experience of GLEAM™ Inventory, which includes professional learning, classroom visits, and an action planning session.
Increase your impact on students in your district!
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THE LP: LITERATURE IN PRACTICE
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Episode 4 of The LP: Literature in Practice podcast is out now, and Dr. Pamela Seda is a must listen!
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In this episode, Dr. Seda takes some time to discuss her book "Choosing to See: A Framework For Equity in the Math Classroom," and we cover the best practice, worst myths, and the urgent need to deepen mathematical strengths through leveraging assets that students already have.
Listen and learn on-the-go!
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There is MORE COMING!
See you in Denver, CO (June 12-16) and Washington D.C. (July 17-21). Start planning to join us!
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Educators from across the nation gathered together for an engaging week of learning with our expert facilitators and keynote speakers at the Standards Institute in Anaheim. Throughout the sessions, participants examined how to provide grade-level, engaging, affirming, and meaningful (GLEAM) instruction to all students.
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Demand is high, so reserve your spot.
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How Standards Institute Makes an Impact
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After 3 days at Standards Institute, 99% of respondents Strongly Agreed/Agreed that the learning environment was positive and inclusive. Participants like Shana Loring, (Arkansas) share their story of the connection and empowerment they experienced.
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NEW on our Blog: Prioritizing Science
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Like many organizations working to change our educational system, we have focused our offerings on mathematics and ELA instruction. Why is science often overlooked in this way? And is it so different from other subjects? What critical connections exist between science, mathematics, and ELA that can help improve learning for all students? Take a closer look and read our newest science blog!
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March 4
Harvard Alumni of Color Conference Session
March 8
The LP Podcast premieres with Edtech author Varun Arora
March 7-9
Des Moines Public Schools Cohort Learning Walk
March 14-16
Malden Public Schools GLEAM™ Inventory
March 20-23
Norwalk Public Schools Cohort Learning Walk
March 23
2023 EdLoC National Convening
Lacey Robinson
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Don’t Forget About Our Anti-bias Toolkit
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Access resources to facilitate conversations about race, bias, and prejudice so we can listen, lead, and teach toward equity. You can modify these resources for your school community.
Let us know how it goes by emailing us at engage@unbounded.org to learn more.
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Justice is found in the details of teaching and learning.®
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© 2022 UnboundEd Learning, Inc.
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