"Big Levers" for Creating the Best Schools We've Ever Had
Internationally known author, trainer, and speaker Mike Schmoker will present on big levers for school change. He will discuss possible answers to the question of, with all the options available to promote improvement, where does one begin? Mike asserts that a good approach starts with the simple, proven structures, elements and concrete actions that are most apt to impact teaching and achievement powerfully and immediately for students. In this presentation, he will discuss a selection of those structures that he has personally found successful, as well as those supported by select experts and research. This event is sponsored by SchoolsMovingUp in collaboration with the San Diego County Office of Education's PEAK-3 project.
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Mike Schmoker (Primary)
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