• [Listen Again] Ep. 110: Baltimore Secondary Literacy Teachers Talk Fluency

  • Nov 15 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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[Listen Again] Ep. 110: Baltimore Secondary Literacy Teachers Talk Fluency

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    From June 3, 2022

    Today middle school educators from Baltimore City Public Schools join us to discuss their focus on fluency through Continuous Improvement work with fluency using HQC. What is Continuous Improvement? Why is this a useful framework? “Possibly wrong, definitely incomplete” is a mantra that resonates. The educators share their approach, impact, and outcomes for students. Secondary teachers… this one’s for you.

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