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6/6/2022

Develop An Effective PD Sequence

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Provide structures that help your community cultivate ways of working, learning, and growing together to meet the evolving needs of students.
The L.A.R.S. cycle — learn, apply, reflect, share — is an effective sequence of PD sessions when we’re seeking to not only build the knowledge base of our participants, but when we’re seeking our participants to implement specific strategies, concepts or techniques into their practice.
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This resource includes a detailed explanation of the sequence, as well as usable agenda and reflection templates for participants to use as part of sessions. 
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