Inquiry

"Collective efficacy is strengthened when increases in student achievement are realized based on the sustained efforts of high-powered teams within schools. This process — which we call quality implementation — involves a critical mass of people doing their best to apply and experiment with evidence-based strategies, learning whether and why the strategies worked (or didn't) within their respective contexts, and then making the necessary modifications."

- Jenni Donohoo and Stephen Katz, "What Drives Collective Efficacy"

Interdisciplinary Unit Design: North Brooklyn Pipeline

PL: Book Club