How Teach for America Facilitates Collaborative Problem Solving

Published On:

November 25, 2019

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APQC

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This document outlines Teach for America's process for running learning labs, facilitated sessions that help employees and supported teachers solve current challenges, innovate, grow their expertise, and practice behaviors associated with continuous learning.

Type:

Tools & Templates

Topics:

Knowledge Management, Collaboration Platforms and Approaches, Knowledge Retention and Transfer, Learning Organization

Industries:

Non-Profit

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