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The document promotes the benefits of joining a Professional Learning Community (PLC) for teachers. It states that PLCs connect teachers throughout a school to aid in student achievement. Studies have shown that PLCs create empowered schools and connected teachers through powerful staff development. Some benefits of joining a PLC include creating relationships, reducing isolation, improving pedagogy, allowing for professional growth and lifelong learning, and increasing student achievement.
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Why should I join a Professional
Learning Community?
The benefits of joining a Professional Learning
Community are endless. PLC’s connect
teachers throughout the school to aid in
student achievement. Studies have shown that
PLC’s are a powerful staff development
approach to create more empowered schools
and more connected teachers. So go ahead
and help create a future, the choice is yours.
Do you want to become a better-informed and
committed teacher? Do you want to play a
role in creating the culture of your school? Do
you want to strengthen thelearning
ecosystem?If you answe
Create Relationships
Reduce Isolation
Better Pedagogy
Professional Growth
Lifelong Learning
Student Achievement
RichardChalme
805-341-9913
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805-341-9913
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805-341-9913
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805-341-9913
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