Converting to Smaller Learning Communities

This webinar was presented on Mar 22, 2006 and is now archived

Presenters

Rose Owens-West (Primary)

Senior Project Director
WestEd


Description

Participants will learn about what it takes to convert to smaller learning communities, based on information compiled by WestEd staff from their site visits to high schools across eight states. The focus will be on what we now understand about why some schools make the conversion more easily than others, and what we may do to help schools get ready to make the transformation. Rose Owens-West, Senior Project Director of WestEd's Comprehensive School Assistance Program, will lead this interactive presentation.


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This was a useful review of information. It was helpful to reflect on the things our school has done in light of the preconditions and priorities listed by Dr. Rose Owens-West.

—Webinar Participant

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