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On today’s episode, Becki Kilpatrick and Ronda Walker are discussing collaborative planning for teachers.
This is the first episode in a two part series on the impact of intentional collaborative planning. In this episode we'll explore what teacher collaborative planning is, why it matters and how working together can strengthen instruction and student learning creating an equitable education for all.
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On today’s episode, Becki Kilpatrick and Ronda Walker are discussing collaborative planning with administrators and literacy coaches.
This is the second episode in a two part series on the impact of intentional collaborative planning. In this episode we'll explore collaborative planning with admin…
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