The Bank Street Education Center and Trust for Learning co-led a coaching program to support Head Start leaders in implementing the Principles of Ideal Learning Environments into their instructional models. A new report recaps key learnings from the program, offering insights on how this framework can establish an instructional vision that centers racial equity and a strengths-based approach, among other principles.
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Bank Street Partners with Harlem’s District 3 to Support High-Quality Math Education for Black Students
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