Why Should Teachers See Themselves As Curriculum Designers Rather Than Facilitators? by Mary Lou Capan

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The Teacher's Lounge Presented by Curriculum Trak

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Welcome to the Teacher's Lounge presented by Curriculum Track, a brief retreat from your daily routine to explore the latest thinking and practices from faith-based educators and instructional leaders from all over. Join us as we swap innovative ideas geared towards promoting your school's mission and we'll keep the conversation as fresh as you like your coffee.

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Why Should Teachers See Themselves As Curriculum Designers Rather Than Facilitators? by Mary Lou Capan

The Teacher's Lounge Presented by Curriculum Trak

38 minutes 59 seconds

1 year ago

Why Should Teachers See Themselves As Curriculum Designers Rather Than Facilitators? by Mary Lou Capan

Mary Lou Capan of Capan Consultants and an experienced Curriculum Trak trainer helps clarify the role of the teacher when it comes to curriculum design. She also provides some insights into her upcoming Instructional Practices Cohorts.

Register for her webinar at https://support.curriculumtrak.com/support/events.cfm?view=list_view&categoryid=&month=3&year=2024#date_202431