Transforming Education in an Interconnected World
Description
Transforming Education in an Interconnected World empowers aspirational change agents around the world by developing local capabilities for educational innovation and improvement. The series supports educational professionals, family and community members, and other stakeholders in envisioning educational transformation, reimagining educational innovation, and practicing collaborative, continuous improvement in their local contexts. The series was developed by University of Michigan EdHub for Community and Professional Learning in the Marsal Family School of Education, in collaboration with the Improvement Scholars Network (with initiating support from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and continuing support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation) and with inspiration from a series of reports on transforming education for holistic student development (with support from the Brookings Institution’s Center for Universal Education).
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Subject
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Language
English
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Duration
19 weeks
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Status
Available
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U-M Credit Eligible
No
Instructor
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Donald J. Peurach
Professor of Educational Policy, Leadership, and Innovation in the School of Education
Courses (4)
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Series Orientation: Transforming Education
|1 week
Series Orientation welcomes learners to the Transforming Education series, introduces Self-Directed/Community-Supported Learning as our core … -
Envisioning Educational Transformation
|6 weeks
Envisioning Educational Transformation supports aspiring change agents in moving beyond the status quo by building … -
Reimagining Educational Innovation
|6 weeks
Reimagining Educational Innovation introduces local change agents to collaborative, continuous improvement – a locally grounded … -
Practicing Collaborative, Continuous Improvement
|6 weeks
Practicing Collaborative, Continuous Improvement supports local change agents in developing foundational capabilities for iterative analysis, …
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