Professional Learning
Plan Professional Development
Summary:
The National Writing Project’s model is most known for teachers teaching teachers. These resources offer visions of beginning and growing professional development, with an emphasis on creating school partnerships.- The Work Will Teach You How to Do It: A New Director Learns How to Begin and Grow Inservice
- Planning a Cohesive, Year-long Program with a Partner School: The ‘Arc’ of Professional Development
- School Partnerships: A Year of Professional Development
- Michigan Network Learns Together About 21st Century Literacies
This post is part of the NWP Social Practices: Lead collection.
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