Learning by Doing: A Handbook for Professional Learning Communities at WorkTM (An Actionable Guide to Implementing the PLC Process and Effective Teaching Methods)
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Learning by Doing: A Handbook for Professional Learning Communities at WorkTM (An Actionable Guide to Implementing the PLC Process and Effective Teaching Methods)

by Richard Dufour, Robert Eaker, Thomas W. Many, Mike Mattos, Rebecca Dufour

Education
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Learning by Doing offers educators an actionable guide to Professional Learning Communities at Work™. With an emphasis on collaboration, the PLC process, and effective teaching methods, this handbook helps professional teams translate shared learning into purposeful action and ongoing improvement.

About This Book

Learning by Doing is a practical handbook focused on Professional Learning Communities at Work™ and the implementation of the PLC process.

Written for education professionals, it emphasizes learning through action, collaboration, and purposeful improvement.

The book also addresses effective teaching methods, offering an actionable guide for putting professional learning principles into practice.

Its approach is designed to support educators and teams working to strengthen teaching and learning in their professional settings.

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