Professional Learning

Go Public Through Curriculum Work

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 Sometimes teacher-leaders return from Writing Project experiences to find that their new philosophies and practices do not fit well with their school or district writing curriculum. Another way to take one’s practice public is through collaborative work on curriculum development or revision. These resources tell stories and offer models for taking your practice public through curriculum development work.

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