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Julie Ruble’s PDSA Reports

During Induction, participants complete four PDSA cycles ...

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Continuous Improvement in the Classroom: A Teacher’s Perspective

Our topic was “close reading,” and when we were sharing strategies ...

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Bringing Continuous Improvement to Induction

California’s credentialing structure is a two-step approach ...

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Ten Lessons Learned About Improvement Networks that Work

In the midst of a national reckoning with centuries of racial injustice ...
Illustration of four people placing puzzle pieces around the word unboxed against a dark background, with colorful geometric shapes scattered around.

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Looking at Student Work Protocol

The purpose of this protocol is to engage in collaborative dialogue about student work to understand progress towards goals.

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Student Consulting

Disrupting Student-Teacher Hierarchies
A flowchart-style image guides you through the Fishbone Protocol for organizing ideas into categories. It features boxes labeled Within My Locus of Control and Outside of My Locus of Control, followed by Steps 3 and 4 instructions. A problem statement is also provided to enhance clarity.

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Fishbone Protocol Workbook

Protocol to engage in the fishbone diagram
This flowchart, akin to a fishbone diagram example, illustrates the challenges in group tasks, such as lack of routine, unclear roles, tasks not leveraging all skills, insufficient teacher support, and mismatched student abilities. The core issue: not all students contribute meaningfully.

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Fishbone Diagram Example

An example of a fishbone diagram about the problem of groupwork roles
A cartoon arrow, labeled Meaningful, Measurable, and Manageable, is being shot from a pink bow. Set against a plain white background, the scene playfully embodies an Aim Statement in action.

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Aim Statement Protocol

Use this protocol to tune and refine your aim statement
This illustration highlights the precision of evaluating aim statements, featuring a blue archery target with concentric circles in white, blue, red, and yellow. An arrow is perfectly lodged at the center against a plain white background.

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Evaluating Aim Statements Work Book

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