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Growing Into Equity
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Growing Into Equity
Professional Learning and Personalization in High-Achieving Schools

Foreword by Stephanie Hirsh and Joellen Killion

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September 2013 | 216 pages | Corwin
This book explores how educators at four schools learn, facilitate learning, and systemically grow into equity while personalizing instruction. It explores the professional learning, leadership, and systems that enable this to happen. The book features four high-performing, Title I schools and the practices and systems needed to personalize student and ongoing professional learning. It provides specific findings and guidance.

This book sets out to answer two questions:

- what does professional learning look like at school communities that are seeking to meet the needs of each learner?

- what leadership and systems enable professional learning that advances equity and personalization?

It helps educational leaders visualize, understand, guide, and sustain professional learning that helps educators attend to a range of unique student gifts and needs, and navigate the shift to providing individualized learning for all students. It provides an analysis of how leaders can support professional learning of teachers, a range of school teams, and the school community as a whole, in service of deepening equity-focused, individualized learning at every level.

 
Foreword
 
Preface
 
Acknowledgments
 
About the Authors
 
1. The Case for Professional Learning to Support Equity and Personalization
 
Part I. Learning in Action: Four School Communities
 
2. Know Them by Name, Know Them by Need: Stults Road Elementary School (PreK-6), Dallas, Texas
 
3. Students First: Social Justice Humanitas Academy (Grades 9-12), Los Angeles, California
 
4. The Variables Are Time and Support: Montgomery Center School (PreK-8), Montgomery Center, Vermont
 
5. Heat and Light: Tusculum View Elementary School (PreK-5), Greeneville, Tennessee
 
Part II. Professional Learning to Advance Equity: Findings and Practices
 
6. Equity and Supporting Core Values
 
7. Personalized Adult and Student Learning
 
8. Leadership and Systems
 
9. Call to Action
 
Description of Online Resources
 
Methodology
 
Appendices
 
Bibliography
 
Index

Supplements

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The purpose of this website is to provide you with additional information, links, templates, and tools that accompany Growing Into Equity. The authors have provided many tools here to support your success!

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Front Matter

Chapter One

Chapter Two


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