1. Enhancing PLCs:
General Education and Special Education Networked Improvement Communities
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2. Introduction Who is in the room? CSTP...
Nasue Nishida
Holli Hanson
Who is in the room?

3. Why a network approach to improvement?
Review flyer
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Discussion:
What words or phrases stand out?

4. The Project
Background
Why Special Ed and General Ed?

5. Our Approach Professional Learning Communities
PLC 01
Foundations of High Functioning Collaboration
Capacity Building and Sustainability 03
TLF
Collective Impact on Student Success
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NIC
Tests of Change and Action 02
CSTP Teacher Leadership Framework
Networked Improvement Communities

6. Our Approach PLCs: Foundations of effective collaboration and trust
Networked Improvement Communities:
Scientific Approach to Learning Communities
Teacher Leadership Framework:
Development of capacity to lead and sustain improvements

7. Improvement Science
Video from Carnegie Foundation/ Peter Senge

8. What? Who? Expectations Focused Tests of Change between sessions
Network PD
Focused Tests of Change between sessions
Toolkit and support
Who?
Teams of 4-6
Special Education + General Education + Admin + Others
Expectations
Attend all group convening's
Commit to action between meetings

9. Questions?
Video clip

10. Networking What do you see as the benefits of a networked approach?
Thinking about what you have heard
What do you see as the benefits of a networked approach?
What actions or next steps would you like support in taking?

11. Thank you! Nasue Nishida - nasue@cstp-wa.org
Holli Hanson -