Schools Chancellor Carranza announces effort to accelerate learning, instruction for NYC schools
Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza announced a new effort to accelerate learning and instruction for schools across the city.
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Sep 23, 2019, 11:30 PM
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Updated 2,186 days ago
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Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza announced a new effort to accelerate learning and instruction for schools across the city.
School officials highlighted the Instructional Leadership Framework and the Culturally Responsive Sustaining Education (CR-SE) Fellows program, which aim to give every student the tools they need to succeed.
The initiative will be implemented this school year.
School officials say it will include a strengthened and more inclusive curriculum to allow students to see themselves in the lessons they are taught, as well as to ensure accelerated learning.
A total of 60 teachers from across the city will meet throughout the school year to analyze ways for teachers to tailor their classes to students' needs.
The initiative will be implemented this school year.
School officials say it will include a strengthened and more inclusive curriculum to allow students to see themselves in the lessons they are taught, as well as to ensure accelerated learning.
A total of 60 teachers from across the city will meet throughout the school year to analyze ways for teachers to tailor their classes to students' needs.
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