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Developing Leadership and Site Capacity Through Program Evaluation and Research

By Paul M. Rogers
This article describes how, supported by a grant to engage in multi-year research into their site’s professional development work in high needs schools, leaders at the South Coast Writing Project gathered and analyzed data from nine teachers and their students...surveys, interviews,…
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Evaluating the Impact of Professional Development Programs

By Sheridan D. Blau, Rosemary H. Cabe, and Anne Whitney
While there is significant research behind the NWP model, there is also a need for sites to evaluate their local professional development programming. This research study of the South Coast Writing Project's IIMPaC (Inquiry, Inservice workshops, Models, Practice, and Coaching) program…
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Literacy Coaches Explore Their Work Through Vignettes

By Carrie Usui
What is the work of a literacy coach? Twelve UCLA Writing Project teacher-consultants serving as literacy coaches in the LA Unified School District spent a weekend retreat exploring that question by writing vignettes as a way to illustrate what it is they do as coaches. Here they share some…
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