How Learner Groupings and Personnel Configurations Lead to Effective Learning
January 19, 2022
In this two-part series of webinars, Mapping the Curriculum for a Responsive Learning Environment, Dr. Heidi Hayes Jacobs & Dr. Marie Hubley Alcock share strategies for mapping the curriculum for a responsive learning environment. We discuss designing flexible schedules and engaging learning spaces, as well as how teaching decisions about grouping of learners and professional configurations lead to effective learning.
Educators throughout the world have learned lessons from the pandemic and now find schools throughout the world have shifted to a new normal, where older approaches have been reset. Our sessions in this series will provide approaches and strategies to build and expand possibilities to engage your K-12 learners to move forward.
In this webinar, we’ll cover:
How to use curriculum maps to support different kinds of instructional grouping
Effectively grouping students to increase instructional possibilities
Effectively grouping professional teams to support contemporary instructional possibilities
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