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Intentional collaboration and work engagement.
Intentional collaboration and work engagement.
A focus on the soft skills to meaningfully interact with others and engage in our work.
Goods to help you engage students and adults alike during your next lesson or training.
Adaptive School's massive library of strategies to help team engage in their work.
Data can be used to energize collaborative practices to support student learning.
Data can be used to energize collaborative practices to support student learning.
Discover ways to collect data but understand it so it can be put to use!
Data Collection Toolbox
Data Collection Toolbox
Coming soon! A central place to access a variety of data collection forms.
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As educators, if we can be good at one thing, let it be instruction.
As educators, if we can be good at one thing, let it be instruction.
Check out a growing list of resources to help shape your instructional practices and routines.
Anita Archer is the go to expert on Explicit Instruction. Check out a cliff note of her book and then buy it!
Practical ideas on how to increase student engagement that you can start using right away.
Robert Marzano offers engagement strategies that all students would benefit from. Like what you see? Buy his book!
Cumulation of resources, articles, & Delta Math info from RESA's math consultants.
To go fast, go alone but to go far, go with others.
To go fast, go alone but to go far, go with others.
There are good things happening across Michigan and the country. Check out these great resources, hubs, & IEP Unversity like resources.
Resources grouped by topic from the Special Education Instructional Leadership Network
A really well organized collection of resources from a fellow Illuminate county.
Oakland provides access to educators outside of the ISD. Quickly discover why this is bookmark worthy page.
A helpful collection of resources designed for families to introduce them to the world of special education.
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