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Tools for
Quality Practice:
A Systemic Approach to School Improvement & Change
Background:
The search for techniques and programs that can improve student learning in
reading, mathematics, and other areas is an integral part of the work of
educators today. Over time, though, we have come to realize that there is no
panacea – no single solution to school improvement that works in every
situation and with each student. Research in recent years has considered
systemic factors at the school and district level that either support or
hinder attempts to increase student achievement.
This guide provides information to assist with school improvement on both
the “micro” level – improved learning for specific subjects and skills – and
on the “macro” level – school organization and culture that fosters success.
In this section entitled “Improved Teaching and Learning in All Kansas
Schools”, we’ll explore the foundation and suggest areas for more in-depth
study of best practices that have been identified.
Download the
"Improved Teaching and Learning" Section
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| For additional information
about KLFA and our work, contact
Sue Givens,
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