ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How do we move students from passive compliance to true ownership?
In this episode, educational leader Dr. Doug Fisher reveals how to make visible learning actionable in every classroom. Discover concrete strategies for implementing the Gradual Release of Responsibility, delivering feedback that prompts immediate student action, and building genuine self-efficacy. Whether you're refining daily formative assessments or building collective teacher credibility across your district, Doug shares exact steps to shift focus from chasing grades to driving authentic mastery.
Tune in to sharpen how your students learn, self-assess, and succeed!
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