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Enabling Conditions & Culture Self-Study

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The Enabling Conditions & Culture Self-Study tool is a comprehensive resource designed to help educational systems assess and improve their foundational elements for success. This self-paced assessment covers six crucial areas: Coherence, Communication, Aligned Systems, Growth & Development, Partnerships, and Culture.

By reflecting on specific indicators within each area, you’ll gain valuable insights into your system’s current state and identify opportunities for growth. Want to explore more? Visit our Learner-Centered Ecosystem page to dive deeper.

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