Site
Visits
Visits
Site visits give Changing Perspectives the opportunity to better understand and support your unique learning community. Each visit includes a 30-minute pre-visit planning call and a 30-minute post-visit call to discuss observations and next steps. Visits are tailored to your school’s goals and may include student focus groups, classroom observations, coteaching, needs assessments, and more. Changing Perspectives is onsite to support educators, students, and administrators in real time—making site visits a cornerstone of our commitment to fostering meaningful connections with schools worldwide.
Real change happens when school communities see inclusion in action. Site visits help:
✅ Identify strengths and growth areas in teaching and learning
✅ Provide educators with feedback grounded in evidence and collaboration
✅ Engage students in conversations about belonging and participation
✅ Advance schoolwide systems that remove barriers to inclusion
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It was great to have Changing Perspectives come in to lead a class. I always appreciate being able to observe educators in action.
Site visits are co-planned with administrators to align with school priorities, engage all stakeholders to capture a full picture of community needs, and result in practical strategies and next steps that advance inclusion across settings.
Action
Oriented
Engaging and Inclusive
Collaborative and Reflective
Informal School Walk-Through & Assessment
Changing Perspectives staff will walk through the school site and evaluate strengths and areas of opportunistic growth within specific focus guidelines.
Student Focus Groups
Student focus groups are explicitly structured empathy interviews with a group of predetermined students. The purpose of these groups is to collect valuable feedback from students on their experiences at school. These focus groups are emotionally safe spaces for all students to share their perspectives on the academic and/or social experience.
Educator Focus Groups
Educator focus groups are facilitated and targeted discussions to collect input, reflections, perspectives, and feedback from educators. The purpose of these focus groups is to hear from the educator’s perspective what is working well and the areas of continued growth at a specific school site.
Office Hours
Office hours provide an opportunity for personalized guidance, real-world advice, and support for educators. They can be structured with a premade schedule or more fluid, allowing educators to drop in on a needs-by-need basis. The primary goal of office hours is to deliver tailored support to educators, addressing their individual requirements effectively.
Structured Observations
Changing Perspectives staff observe educators teaching, documenting, and assessing instructional techniques, student engagement, and classroom dynamics within a predetermined framework to offer targeted feedback and support for professional development.
Lesson Modeling
Changing Perspectives staff will teach a lesson to allow educators to observe the enhance their own teaching practice by having the opportunity to watch.
Partner with Changing Perspectives through tailored site visits that bring inclusive practices to life across classrooms and common spaces.
Each visit includes pre-planning, onsite support, and a post-visit debrief—ensuring that your school community leaves with actionable strategies to advance inclusion.