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Building Educator Capacity to Implement High-Quality Curricula: The Role of Teacher Leaders, Open Education Resources, and Evidence-Centered Design
Presenters: Patricia Conner, Megan Simmons, Cynthia Jimes and Michelle Bowman
Michelle Bowman of Learning Forward, Patricia Conner from CenterPoint Education Solutions, Megan Simmons and Cynthia Jimes from Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education (ISKME) consider the role of teacher leaders and how to use their expertise where it matters most. Deepen your understanding about the research and importance of institutionalizing a coherent and aligned curriculum. Participants will: Hear from national experts about ways professional learning communities and instructional teams can effectively use Open Education Resources (OER) and data from well-designed assessments to chart an effective teaching and learning path. Investigate effective professional learning’s role in implementing high-quality curricula and instructional materials; and Understand how effective teaching, professional learning, and curriculum resources are combined to achieve equity in schools.
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Presenters
Michelle A. Bowman is senior vice president of networks and continuous improvement at Learning Forward. She supports state and local education agencies committed to professional development redesign, especially through the strategy of networks and communities of practice. She also oversees the development of content and learning designs that support organizations' capacity to engage in continuous improvement processes. With 30 years in public education, Michelle served in leadership at the district, campus, and classroom levels before joining Learning Forward. Michelle has an Ed.D. in Learning and Organizational Change from Baylor University. She co-authored Teacher Professional Development in the Digital Age: Design and Implementation of Learning without Limits in Technology in the Classroom: How It Can Improve Teaching and Student Learning in American Schools (Rowman & Littlefield, 2017) with Learning Forward Executive Director (retired) Stephanie Hirsh.
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