Districts must aim to foster a culture of professional-learning communities, job-embedded learning, and peer coaching to support teachers in the growth process.

We can all benefit from having a broader, more inclusive view of history, learning about how people are similar and different.

If professional learning communities offer opportunities for improving the teaching and learning process, then developing strong professional development school (PDS) partnerships establish an ...

Well-structured professional learning communities focused on implementing high-quality curriculum can help advance equity for all students.

Educators Should Look to Twitter for Advice Clearly, with hashtags like #edtechchat, Twitter can be an underutilized tool for educators, in terms of finding a personal learning community. While ...

I would like to illustrate this learning using some examples from a three-year professional development project I conducted in one middle school.

Within a school or district, a professional learning community may include faculty and staff members with similar responsibilities, such as teachers from the same grade level.

Carol Campbell, Developing Teachers’ Professional Learning, Canadian Journal of Education / Revue canadienne de l'éducation, Vol. 40, No. 2 (2017), pp. 1-33 ...

Across the country, civic leaders, school districts, charter schools, businesses and youth development programs are rethinking public education — looking for ways to better connect young people’s ...

As technology continues to evolve, there are more options available than ever before for those who are looking to sharpen their skills outside of the workplace.

This professional learning community gives teachers the opportunity to enhance their skills by developing hands-on science learning practices with data-collection technology, while connecting with ...