The framework matrix as a whole provides a view of how professional learning could lead to improved educators’ knowledge, practices, and dispositions and, at the same time, increase equitable learning opportunities for their students.
Professional learning that focuses on equitable access, opportunities, and outcomes for all students is embedded in a system in which school leaders, district staff, teacher leaders, and all educators that have the responsibility to teach students are committed to creating a culture and structure for continuous learning and improvement. This Framework could be a valuable reference point in helping all members of the education community to examine and sustain a professional learning experience that builds their capacity to improve their leading, teaching, and learning through the lens of equity. In this sense, the elements of the framework should be used to reflect, inform, and adapt professional learning experiences that fits their contexts and needs. An individual might hold multiple roles at any given time in the educational system and therefore use multiple lenses.
Supporting Teachers in the First Five Years: Cultivating the Journey into the Profession to Support Each Teacher to Thrive and Stay
Building System Capacity in Using Science Notebooks as Tools for Guiding Instruction Around Students’ Ideas
Designing for Impact: Immersion Experiences in Science, Math, and Computer Science Collaboration
How do you use the Magic of Science to Equitably Connect families, Community
School perspective - Current Perspectives: Successes and Challenges of California Teacher Retention
November 19, 2024 (4-5PM)
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September 24, 2024 (4-5PM)
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May 28, 2024 (4-5PM)
Our third session examined catalyzing change in California Science education.
Built a shared understanding of the CA landscape for supporting the improvement of science education
Uncovered insights among this community on the science education needs of K-12 systems, leaders, and educators
Shared possibilities and opportunities for future collaborative professional learning and networking
Revised 2/12/2024