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Recording and Handouts from Yesterday’s Webinar Now Online
December 17, 2009
You can view a recording of the presentation and download the handouts from yesterday’s free webinar hosted by Richard and Rebecca DuFour at go.solution-tree.com/webinars. These resources will be available for approximately 60 days.
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RELATED EVENT
If you benefited from the webinar, you will also enjoy this upcoming event:
Professional Learning Communities at Workâ„¢ Summit: New Insights for Improving Schools
February 23-26, 2010
Phoenix Convention Center
Phoenix, AZ
Featuring Rebecca DuFour, Richard DuFour, Robert Eaker, Thomas Guskey, Thomas Many, Robert J. Marzano, Mike Mattos, Anthony Muhammad, and Rick Stiggins
The book Raising the Bar and Closing the Gap: Whatever It Takes is included with your summit registration.
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RELATED BOOK
The book Raising the Bar and Closing the Gap: Whatever It Takes by Richard DuFour, Rebecca DuFour, Robert Eaker, and Gayle Karhanek is also available from Solution Tree. In it, you will find many more examples like those mentioned in the webinar.
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I have attended several institutes and they are GREAT. My question is this….the DuFours talk about the importance of aligning all priorities and tasks to our PLC goals. I would like to invite our support personnel to an institute this summer, like the business manager, facilities manager, etc., so they have a better understanding of PLC. Has anyone out there ever done this, and can you tell me how it was received? I need some first hand experiences to help sell the idea. Thank you.
I would like to hear from others who have altered their school’s schedule to work more effectively with the PLC model. For example, we are interested in forming teams of teachers (K-5) who teach children based upon their needs rather than their chronological age or grade level. Has anyone altered or created a schedule that would allow this sort of thing to occur?