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Learn how to prioritize differentiation, accelerated learning, student autonomy, and the learner experience in your lesson planning for next year.

When five Abilene ISD schools were placed in IR status in 2019, district leaders saw an opportunity for school improvement

One simple act can lead to decreased discipline and increased student engagement, even in a virtual learning environment.

One question has haunted the mind of every teacher during the pandemic: “Are my students really learning what I’m teaching, or do I need innovation?”

There is no way to know when coaches will be able to be face-to-face with their teacher coachees, a planned pivot to virtual coaching is equally vital.

Use this workspace to help you determine the three simple changes you can make for creating a thriving virtual work environment for you and your children.

Background Developing an innovative learning experience with a focus on comprehensive literacy development in classrooms district-wide is changing the trajectory of students’ lives and producing a more literate community as a whole in Mesquite ISD, a mid-sized urban school district... Read More

LISD decided to utilize the Math Innovation Zone grant to provide funding to create their own blended learning model to prove a better foundation in math

I don’t have all the resources or knowledge to do it on my own, so I signed up for a personal health coach and have been receiving coaching for eight weeks now.