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These courses will build and strengthen the capacity of district and union leaders by providing balanced tools that promote labor–management collaboration as a tool for systems change. The free courses are:

 

  • Designed for both self-facilitated groups and individual usage.
  • Developed by content experts in the field.
  • Flexible; participants are encouraged to complete a single activity, a session, or an entire course.
  • Between three and eight sessions per course, each session averaging two hours in length.

 

Learn more by reading the descriptions below. 


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Courses

Leading Change and Reform
Effective School–Community Collaboration

Effective School–Community Collaboration

Union, District, and Community Leaders/Self-Paced

Effective School–Community Collaboration offers insights into the powerful effects of School-Community Collaboration and provides a framework for the development and implementation of collaborative programs.

Facilitating Effective Labor-Management Teams

Facilitating Effective Labor-Management Teams

Union and District Leaders/Self-Paced

Facilitating Effective Labor-Management Teams provides an opportunity for participants to examine current research and implement dynamic ways to create effective labor-management teams.

Leading and Sustaining Reform

Leading and Sustaining Reform

Union and District Leaders / Facilitated Group

Leading and Sustaining Reform deepens participant understanding of what it takes to engage in, lead, and sustain school and district reform.

Collaborative Problem Solving and Action

Collaborative Problem Solving and Action

Union and District Leaders / Facilitated Group

Collaborative Problem Solving and Action helps participants to increase the impact of their efforts to raise student achievement using labor-management collaboration.

Context of Reform
National and International Forces Affecting Public Education

National and International Forces Affecting Public Education

Education Community / Facilitated Group

National and International Factors Affecting Public Education develops foundational knowledge of various national and international factors affecting education today

Federal and State Policy Environments

Federal and State Policy Environments

Education Community / Facilitated Group

A number of political interests, historical trends, and social forces shape U.S. education policy at the state and national levels. Federal and State Policy Environments helps participants develop foundational knowledge of the federal and state policy environment, and how that environment affects education today

Power, Influence, and Public Education

Power, Influence, and Public Education

Education Community / Facilitated Group

Power, Influence, and Public Education helps to develop foundational knowledge of the contemporary influences in public education.

 

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