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Webinar Recording: Creating Coherence and Aligning Systems Toward a Learner-Centered Vision

Catina Hancock
CoherenceAligned Systems

In this webinar, Dr. Andrée Grey from Encinitas Union School District and Dr. Cory Steiner from Northern Cass School District discuss how they are transforming their school systems to center learners in meaningful and personalized ways. Hosted by Catina Hancock of Learner-Centered Collaborative, they explore the importance of creating enabling conditions for change and fostering educational ecosystems that put students’ development and needs first.

Questions explored include:

  • What does it mean to create learner-centered ecosystems, and why is it critical for students?
  • How do you build coherence and alignment across the district to support transformative learning?
  • How do partnerships and community involvement play a role in driving educational change?
  • What strategies have proven successful in improving both student outcomes and instructional practices?

Watch now to discover how these leaders are navigating system-wide change, creating vibrant learning communities, and empowering learners and educators alike.

Click Here to View Recording

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