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Teachers Learning Together

Creating Learning Communities

By: Donna Ogle

Illustrates how teachers can participate in reading groups, shared staff study, professional networks, and more to create successful learning communities that translate into academic achievement for students.

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Grade Level: PreK-12
ISBN: 9781575178844
Published By: Corwin
Year: 2004
Page Count: 32
Publication date: June 01, 2004

Price: $9.95

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Formerly a SkyLight publication.

Learning communities are one of the most useful and effective forms of professional development, and learning for teachers translates into learning for students.

From reading groups and shared staff study to professional networks and organizations, Teachers Learning Together takes a look at the many ways teachers can create more successful learning communities. This very accessible booklet includes tips for getting started and a list of professional organization Web sites.

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Donna Ogle

Other Titles in: Professional Learning Communities | Collaboration & Team Building

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