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Six adults sit around a table in a classroom, engaged in writing or reading as part of a coaching huddle. A whiteboard is in the background, and a backpack rests on the table in the foreground.
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A Meeting I Actually Look Forward To: The Coaching Huddle

Every two weeks, my Network for College Success (NCS) colleagues and I connect with each other to learn and grow our practice as Transformation Coaches.
A Meeting I Actually Look Forward To: The Coaching Huddle
Students sit in a classroom with laptops and notes, listening to a woman presenting at the front. A whiteboard with graphs and text is visible in the background. The atmosphere is attentive and academic.
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Giving Teachers a chance to “Test Drive” their Lessons

M’s fourth graders were buzzing as they worked in pairs to solve the math problem M. had just presented to them. The other educators in the room circulated and listened in as students used academic language to discuss their answers with each other, jotting down notes about what their partner had said and the language they had used. 
Giving Teachers a chance to “Test Drive” their Lessons
A cluttered room corner with many empty soda boxes, paper bags, and scattered books near shelves and a chair; various soft drink brands are visible, reflecting the vibrant energy often found in classroom collaboration.
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Your Classroom Isn’t An Island

My fourth-grade classroom was covered in cardboard boxes. The entire back wall was piled high with donated boxes. The tables were covered in glue and paint cups sat in the sink. As I began to clean up some paint splatters, I smiled to myself as I thought about how I ended up in this situation.
Your Classroom Isn’t An Island
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Continuous Improvement In Social Impact Organizations

During a time when people feel overwhelmed by endless professional development opportunities, new technology, and new approaches to doing their work, we wanted to emphasize that the continuous improvement model is not a totally new framework for most organizations.
Continuous Improvement In Social Impact Organizations
A group of young adults sit in a circle indoors, engaging in conversation. Two women in the center smile, one wearing a red jacket and the other glasses and a tan shirt. Bookshelves and art are visible in the background, creating an inviting atmosphere ideal for school improvement discussions or as a collaborative troubleshooting tool.
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A Troubleshooting Tool for School Improvement

NYC Outward Bound Schools have developed a new version of the Lippitt-Knoster model to aid school leaders and teams in managing complex change for equity improvement.
A Troubleshooting Tool for School Improvement
Young children sit in a classroom circle wearing masks. One child in the center gives a thumbs-up, building efficacy and confidence, while others listen attentively. Shelves with colorful bins are in the background.
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Balance of Convergence & Divergence in Building Efficacy

WHEELS, an NYC Outward Bound School believe in the power of continuous improvement cycles to increase the collective efficacy of teacher teams...
Balance of Convergence & Divergence in Building Efficacy
A smiling woman with curly hair stands outdoors, wearing a colorful patterned dress. The background shows greenery, trees, and a brick building—capturing a moment that radiates positivity and hints at the spirit of collective liberation and personal improvement.
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Improvement as a Tool for Our Collective Liberation

Brandi Hinnant-Crawford talks to Stacey Caillier about how improvement science can be used to dismantle oppressive structures
Improvement as a Tool for Our Collective Liberation
A young boy in glasses and a red striped shirt sits at a desk reading a book, engaged in continuous improvement of his learning. Another book and a white bag are on the desk beside him. The background shows part of a culturally responsive classroom with blurred details.
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Culturally Responsive Continuous Improvement

In the fall of 2019, I was entering my third year as an Induction Coach ...
Culturally Responsive Continuous Improvement
A colorful, partially folded calendar page with flowchart-style blocks showing a sequence of steps—including labeled paths, arrows, and icons—illustrates the process of Continuous Improvement and Induction, all set over a blue and white background.
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Bringing Continuous Improvement to Induction

California’s credentialing structure is a two-step approach ...
Bringing Continuous Improvement to Induction
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