Learning to Improve: How America’s Schools Can Get Better at Getting Better
by Louis M. Gomez, Anthony S. Bryk, Alicia Grunow, Paul G. Lemahieu
Learning to Improve explores how America’s schools can become more effective at getting better. Centered on the practice of improvement, the book offers educators and education leaders a way to think systematically about learning, refining practice, and pursuing sustained progress in schools.
About This Book
Learning to Improve examines how America’s schools can become better at the process of improvement itself.
The book focuses on strengthening educational practice through deliberate, organized efforts to learn what works and refine those efforts over time.
It is intended for readers interested in education, school leadership, and the challenges of creating lasting improvement in schools.
With its emphasis on improvement as an ongoing discipline, the book offers a thoughtful resource for educators and others seeking better outcomes in education.
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