A professional learning community is a group of individuals who meet in person or online to share ideas in a collaborative way. For educators, it represents a process of learning as a collective team.

A professional learning community is a community of educators that is committed to continuous growth through asking questions, sharing research and ideas, ...

Partnering to create and support professional development for educators in your community. Partnering to create and support professional development for educators in your community. These series are ...

What Is a PLC in Education? A PLC, or professional learning community, in education is a group of educators or school staff who meet regularly to strategically enhance their teaching skills and ...

“Even if you choose to not use Twitter as a teaching tool, sit back and think about the possibilities of using Twitter as personal professional learning tool.” Rather than waiting for PD sessions, ...

Community-based learning has a rich tradition of theory, scholarship, and activism. A notable early example was Jane Addams and her work at Hull House at the turn of the century. She worked with ...

“The Cognia Learning Community represents a shift in mindset about what professional learning for educators can and should be,” says Dr. Mark A. Elgart, president and CEO of Cognia.

How student learning communities support professional development. An effective way to nurture talent is to enable not only individual but also community learning. Here’s how the Hungarian system of ...

The Faculty Fellows in Community-Based Learning program provides resources and support for faculty to design a new course or modify an existing course to include a community-based learning component.