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Acceleration: The Path to Closing the Achievement Gap

Tue., March 15, 2022, 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. ET
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Explore specific, practical acceleration strategies you can use to help students access grade and course level learning and close the achievement gap quickly.

Examine ways to:

  • Develop an acceleration mindset
  • Build the foundation for acceleration
  • Dig into the real work of acceleration

Instead of the usual approaches to help students catch up—remediating learning or going backwards to go forward—alternate pathways for administrators, teachers, teams, and schools are available. Register and learn about effective acceleration methods you can implement now.

Speaker
Dr. Sharon V. Kramer
Author and Associate, Solution Tree
Sharon V. Kramer, PhD, knows firsthand the demands and rewards of working in a professional learning community. As an author and a leader in the field, she has been instrumental in facilitating professional development initiatives focused on standards-based learning and teaching, improved understanding and utilization of assessment data, interventions and differentiation that meet the needs of all learners and strengthened efforts to ensure K-12 literacy. Her support of schools’ and districts’ efforts to close learning gaps has bolstered her belief that Learning for ALL is attainable.  Dr. Kramer served as assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction of Kildeer Countryside School District 96 in Illinois. In this position, she ensured all students were prepared to enter Adlai E. Stevenson High School, a model PLC created by Dr. Richard DuFour. A seasoned educator, Dr. Kramer has taught in elementary and middle school classrooms and served as principal, director of elementary education, and university professor.
Moderator
Prisma Lopez-Marin
Marketing Media Producer Solution Tree

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