Engage in true professional learning conversations and develop collective efficacy using Learning First protocols to engage teachers in high-level conversations around instruction.

By anchoring our protocols in the frameworks of Richard DuFour and John Hattie, we transform traditional meetings into results-oriented PLCs that build Collective Teacher Efficacy—the single most powerful school-level factor influencing student growth.

Furthermore, integrating Zaretta Hammond’s research on Culturally Responsive Teaching ensures these instructional conversations don't just focus on compliance, but on building students' intellective capacity and cognitive independence. Together, these combined insights elevate collaborative planning from basic data tracking to an equitable, high-impact practice that moves all learners forward.

Offered through virtual trainings

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STEP 4: Improve Tier 1 Instruction Using Assessment and Teaching Tools (ATT)