
Learning Path
Professional Learning Communities
Path level: 100
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Learning Path Overview
Teaching can be a lonely profession. It is critical for teachers to make connections with colleagues in their building, district, state or even around the world! These connections can keep teachers informed of the latest educational trends and provide a safe space for educators to learn from each other. In this workshop, teachers will uncover the benefits and characteristics of Professional Learning Communities (PLCs)and develop a plan to seek out or create PLCs with colleagues.
Courses
Level 103
Building Others' Capacity as a Teacher Leader
Whether you're a teacher, teacher leader, or instructional or technology coach, building capacity in your colleagues helps everyone flourish. New and seasoned teacher leaders can support their learning community by building relationships and giving everyone a voice. In this course, explore coaching models and learn more about supporting the teachers you work with to build capacity and encourage innovation.
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Level 104
Expanding your PLC with a Professional Working Network
Professional learning communities (PLCs) are a powerful way to build collaboration and analyze student data within a school or district, but beyond those district lines, there is a whole world of learning at educators’ fingertips. In this course, explore options for expanding your PLC beyond the school or district boundaries through professional learning networks (PLNs) tailored to your individual interests
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Level 101
The Power of a Professional Learning Community
Professional Learning Communities are a powerful way for teachers to develop teaching practices, collaborate, and share ideas to best meet student needs. In this course, educators will explore the benefits of PLCs and examine strategies and structures for new and existing PLCs. Participants will apply this knowledge to the development of a plan for their own PLC.
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Level 102
Working Effectively in a PLC
Communication, collaboration, and data analysis are imperative to working effectively in a Professional Learning Community (PLC). PLCs can be used to help educators explore collaborative methods for collecting and analyzing student data, and using that information to drive instruction and assessment. In this course, educators will dive into some norms, routines, protocols, and tools that can support efficient and effective PLCs.
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