The Framework and More
Our offerings are grounded in our most popular resource, the Framework for Teaching. DG guides, companion tools, and course opportunities help educators develop deeper skills to support great teaching and engaged learning.
Teaching Important Content Guide
Use the guide to help you continue to better understand how to enhance opportunities for students to become academically, socially, and emotionally successful.
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Use the guide to help you and your professional learning communities continue to better understand how we can enhance opportunities for students to become academically, socially, and emotionally successful.
Use this companion tool to the Teaching Important Content Guide to reflect on your practice as school leaders and teachers or with your department teams and entire staff to gauge how teachers are doing and where support might be needed in conjunction with the Self-Assessment and Reflection protocol.
Use this companion tool to the Teaching Important Content Guide to reflect on your practice as school leaders and teachers by focusing on one, or all, of the critical components with intent to promote reflection, improvement, and support.
Explore the key changes within the updated Framework for Teaching using this summarized overview of the FFT’s domains, components, and elements.
Spanish Version: Explore intellectually engaging instruction through our current thinking, recommendations for reflection and practice, and suggestions for professional learning on the topic of intellectually engaging instruction.
Explore intellectually engaging instruction through our current thinking, recommendations for reflection and practice, and suggestions for professional learning.
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