Michelle Collay
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Designing for Learning: Six Elements in Constructivist Classrooms
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2000
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8 editions
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Constructivist Learning Design: Key Questions for Teaching to Standards
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2005
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4 editions
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Everyday Teacher Leadership: Taking Action Where You Are
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2011
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6 editions
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Who Will Save Our Schools?: Teachers as Constructivist Leaders
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1996
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4 editions
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Learning Circles: Creating Conditions for Professional Development
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1998
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3 editions
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Everyday Teacher Leadership: Taking Action Where You Are
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2011
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2 editions
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“If instructional expertise and cultural competence, or the ability to teach across difference, are essential to improving student achievement, then teachers are educational leaders with the greatest scope of influence”
― Everyday Teacher Leadership: Taking Action Where You Are
― Everyday Teacher Leadership: Taking Action Where You Are
“Education is ever-changing, even though some of our practices aren’t evolving as quickly as our students are.”
― Everyday Teacher Leadership: Taking Action Where You Are
― Everyday Teacher Leadership: Taking Action Where You Are
“teachers lead by working directly with students and others who influence student learning inside and beyond the classroom. Teachers act on behalf of students by planning instruction, creating curriculum, collaborating with colleagues, taking initiative, taking the lead, and co-constructing practice on numerous levels.”
― Everyday Teacher Leadership: Taking Action Where You Are
― Everyday Teacher Leadership: Taking Action Where You Are
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