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Professional Learning

Professional Development Modules

Designed for site-based professional learning., each module includes facilitator notes, slide deck with embedded video, and participant materials. 
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Resources for Learning Communities

Resources for collaborative planning, peer observations, sharing protocols, and more. These resources can be adapted to meet the needs of your learning community.
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Vision for Adult Learning Communities

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We believe that change happens through collaborative teams. Through the thoughtful use of these tools and resources, learning communities can work toward the vision below.
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All teachers in a learning community will work together to
  • Continue to deepen our practice of collaboration;
  • Treat teaching as groupworthy; 
  • Take collective responsibility for the department and all students, holding high expectations and a common vision for what it means to be a math learner; 
  • Continue to work towards strengthening collective knowledge of content and of teaching within and across grade levels through reflection and refinement; 
  • Each year, attend to community safety (in order to be vulnerable) and to building on each other’s unique strengths, so that our team grows and develops, working towards sustainability.
Developed by the SFUSD Complex Instruction Teacher Facilitator community using readings from Nasir, N. S., Cabana, C., Shreve, B., Woodbury, E., and Louie, N. (Eds.). (2014). Mathematics for Equity: A Framework for Successful Practice. New York: Teachers College Press.​

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