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School & System Conditions
In order to realize the promise of innovative teaching models at the student level, school and district leaders must establish system-level conditions such as:
- Essential Supports (e.g. tools, culture, professional learning, student supports) that allow educators to implement the design for students
- Enabling Systems and Structures (e.g. policies, time allocation, communication, infrastructure, measurement) that lower barriers for implementation and accelerate uptake
- Ongoing Processes (e.g. vision, change management, continuous improvement) to align and improve.
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- Essential Supports
- Enabling Systems & Structures
- Ongoing Processes
Learning Materials & Tools
Professional Development & Learning
Student Support Programming
Community & Culture
- Core Curriculum
- Supplemental Curriculum
- Digital Curriculum
- Assessments
- Software Selection
- Open Educational Resources
- Digital Citizenship
- Artificial Intelligence (A.I.)
- Onboarding
- Professional Development
- Technology Training
- Coaching
- Content Area Training
- Pedagogy
- Comprehensive Student Development
- Social-Emotional Learning
- Physical Health
- Mental Health
- Identity Development
- Student Culture
- Staff Culture
- Systems Building
- Parent Engagement
- Community Engagement
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Physical Environment
When implementing innovative learning models, schools must look to create and maintain flexible physical environments that are conducive to, and structured to deliberately support, student-centered learning.
Below, find strategies and resources for:
- Flexible Classroom
- Physical Layout
- Safety
Technology & Data Infrastructure
Finance & Resourcing
Physical Environment
Talent Systems
Communications
Time
Research, Measurement, & Evaluation
- Technology Infrastructure
- Connectivity
- Hardware
- Procurement
- Network Systems
- Data Infrastructure
- Data Interoperability
- Data Privacy & Security
- Budgets
- Finance Modeling
- Flexible Classroom
- Physical Layout
- Safety
- Leadership Pipeline
- Teacher Pipeline
- Staffing Model
- Human Resource Systems
- Communications Planning
- Public Relations
- School Schedule
- Structure of the Day
- Pilot Structure
- Program Evaluation
- Research
- Learning
- Measurement
- Dissemination
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Physical Environment
When implementing innovative learning models, schools must look to create and maintain flexible physical environments that are conducive to, and structured to deliberately support, student-centered learning.
Below, find strategies and resources for:
- Flexible Classroom
- Physical Layout
- Safety
Visioning
Planning & Project Management
Change Management
Continuous Improvement
Designing for Equity
- Strategy Development
- Vision Development
- Leadership Decisions
- Planning
- Project Management
- Implementation
- Leadership Development
- Leadership Choices
- Program Capture
- Program Codification
- Equity Framing & Focus
- Co-Design with Stakeholders
- Analysis & Reflection
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Physical Environment
When implementing innovative learning models, schools must look to create and maintain flexible physical environments that are conducive to, and structured to deliberately support, student-centered learning.
Below, find strategies and resources for:
- Flexible Classroom
- Physical Layout
- Safety
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