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Re-inventing Professional Learning to Provide more Choice, Flexibility, Equity, and Work/Life Balance

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Lisa Schmucki, the Founder and CEO, of edWeb.net and Larry Cocco, Senior Professional Learning Consultant for edWeb, share innovative ways that school districts are re-inventing professional learning – for teachers, paras, and for all staff. 

Educators in all roles need professional learning that meets their needs in more ways, and in more areas, that ever before. Change is happening faster than ever, and time feels like it’s constantly shrinking.  

Virtual professional learning surged to new levels during the pandemic and is a great way to bring experts into a school district on a wider range of subjects – science of reading, multilanguage learners, mental health, artificial intelligence, and so much more – with the convenience of viewing programs at a time the is convenient, and yes, even while multi-tasking like cooking a meal or listening to a podcast on a walk.

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Re-inventing Professional Learning to Provide more Choice, Flexibility, Equity, and Work/Life Balance

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