We believe that effective professional development bridges theory and practice, and not only promotes critical reflection, but also the implementation and application of learning as a way to refine your teaching.
Our featured resource offers an effective sequence for professional development that allows educators to engage in a cycle of learning, applying, reflecting, and sharing (also known as LARS.). This tool can be used by administrators and school leaders to support educators in implementing specific strategies, concepts, or techniques into their practice. The LARS method can help create a powerful learning community in which educators are able to learn with and from one another and establish best practices that can be shared across classrooms. |
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