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A woman with curly black hair smiles outdoors, wearing a colorful patterned jacket with geometric shapes—a vibrant nod to collective liberation. Greenery and blurred trees are in the background, reflecting an atmosphere of growth and 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 group of people sit around a table covered with colorful sticky notes, collaborating and writing ideas. Some look thoughtful, while others reach for notes, suggesting a brainstorming session for planned experiments and improvement.
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Struggling with Improvement? Try a Planned Experiment!

Ben Daley recommends "planned experiments" as a means of inquiry and an alternative to the Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle
Struggling with Improvement? Try a Planned Experiment!
Two people use laptops at a classroom table, showcasing the integration of education technology in learning environments. One also holds a smartphone, emphasizing modern tools for both students and educators. In the background, several people sit together near a whiteboard and desks, some talking. A blue chair and classroom supplies are visible.
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Educators Building Software

How a team of educators built a suite of software for students, teachers, and administrators without knowing how to code.
Educators Building Software
A young woman with long dark hair sits on a wooden bench, smiling slightly. She is wearing a blue and white jacket and has her hands clasped in her lap, as if waiting to participate in empathy interviews. There is a backpack beside her.

Empathy Interviews Protocol

Learn about the problem from a user’s perspective to gain a deeper understanding of a user’s experience of the issue you are working on
Empathy Interviews Protocol
A group of people sit and stand around a table covered with craft supplies, actively working on art projects and socializing in a creative studio setting, fostering personal growth and self development through collaboration and creativity.
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Improvement as a Journey

Every trip begins with a desire to get from where we are now to where we want to be...
Improvement as a Journey
Three people are in a well-lit room with two large whiteboards. One person stands by a whiteboard explaining charts as part of a collaborative teaching session, while another listens attentively. A third person holds a microphone nearby, capturing insights into math education.
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Doing Lesson Study in Math

Alec Patton interviewed MAIC Director Daisy Sharrock, and Improvement Coaches ...
Doing Lesson Study in Math
Woman with medium-length dark hair, wearing makeup and a pink lipstick, smiles at the camera. Against a plain white background, her warm expression reflects positivity and encouragement—perfect for inspiring all kids to believe in themselves and envision kids being successful.
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We’re About All Kids, and All Kids Being Successful

The percentage of seniors who completed their FAFSA forms at ...
We’re About All Kids, and All Kids Being Successful
Chart on a pink sheet with numbered steps, headings, and a table comparing school activities and outcomes—including strategies for FAFSA improvement. The sheet is on a blue surface. Text and arrows connect improvement strategies, such as boosting FAFSA completion rates, with evaluation steps.
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Improving FAFSA Completion Rates

We are attempting to represent the findings of a major Continuous Improvement project ...
Improving FAFSA Completion Rates
A child wearing glasses and a red striped shirt sits at a desk reading a book about insects, exploring topics that promote culturally responsive education. Nearby are books and a white bag. Another child sits in the background, slightly out of focus.
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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 lined notebook page with handwritten notes in black ink, organized in dated journal entries featuring quick jots about student reading. The page is tilted on an orange background. The handwriting is neat but not fully legible in the image.
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Quick Jots to Support Student Reading

Independent reading is the reading students do that has potential ...
Quick Jots to Support Student Reading
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