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Quarter-Turn Moves: Stop Teaching Alone (Without Waiting for Permission)
February is exhausting, but relief doesn’t come from sweeping reform. It comes from quarter-turn moves — small, shared shifts between colleagues. When teachers stop carrying planning, teaching, and assessment alone, pressure lifts and possibility expands. You don’t need permission to begin. You just need to ask. Because teaching was never meant to be done alone.
Angela Langlands
Mar 103 min read


The Art (and Heart) of Grouping
In a learning community, grouping students isn’t random — it’s intentional, flexible, and designed to maximize growth, collaboration, and belonging. This week, explore how thoughtful groupings can transform learning for both students and teachers.
Angela Langlands
Oct 27, 20255 min read
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