UnboundEd at SXSW EDU: Join the Conversation on Equity and Learning
Austin Convention Center, Room 18CD, 2:30pm – 3:30pm CT on March 5th
Exciting News: UnboundEd takes the stage at SXSW EDU on March 5. Our panel, "Professional Learning and Justice Seeking in Our Classrooms," delves into creating equitable, high-quality instruction and addressing systemic bias.
Stay tuned for valuable insights on driving impactful, lasting change in schools as we share key takeaways following the event.
CalCurriculumhas adapted the Hexagon Discussion and Analysis Tool, which was developed by The National Implementation Research Network (NIRN), with a specific focus on instructional materials adoption and implementation. This tool can be used during a district or charter’s selection process in order to look ahead toward implementation planning. The tool can also be used during implementation in order to assess progress and areas for improvement.They've created a new video to give you a short introduction to the tool and walk through an example of how it can be used by a district or charter team.
This February, we are proudly celebrating Black History Month—a time to reflect on the profound impact and contributions of Black leaders throughout history. Join us in acknowledging the resilience, achievements, and invaluable contributions of those who have shaped and enriched our world. Let's honor their inspiring legacies and continue the journey towards a more inclusive and equitable future.
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Transforming Schools and Empowering Educators with Shaun Nelms
In the latest episode of The LP podcast, Episode 17, Dr. Shaun Nelms discusses distributive leadership and its pivotal role in reshaping school cultures. Join the conversation as we explore the transformative power of literature, the importance of celebrating incompetence for fostering innovation, and the significance of diverse and inclusive curriculum as a moral contract with students. Tune in!
