Beginning Action Research Learning

Feb 19, 2013

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What the District Is Doing. Teaching teams of teachers and administrators to use the tools and processes of Action Research in order to make improvements in all three levels of the district system.Emphasizing deployment of school improvement plans

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Beginning Action Research Learning

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