Teacher Inquiry Project: Inquiry for Equitable Teaching and Learning
Facilitator(s): Tony Smith, Elizabeth Simons, Selia Melero, Jen Lindsay, Tom Malarkey, Tanya Friedman, Sarah Capitelli


Workshop   +   School Design: teacher collaboration & learning   +   Everyone
The BayCES Teacher Inquiry Project (TIP) supports Bay Area teams of teachers to do equity-focused classroom research that changes their practice, leverages results for low-achieving students, and helps drive whole school change. In this session, TIP teachers will share their work and challenges pursuing equity for inquiry, how they are taking leadership in their schools, and what they're learning about serving their least well-performing students. TIP coaches will share tools and resources we have developed including various types of classroom-level cycles, inquiry protocols, and whole school inquiry processes. We will explore the question: What is powerful inquiry for equity; inquiry that engages issues of race, class, gender, and language and brings the identity and lenses of the inquirer into the inquiry?
Date/Time: Saturday, 1:30pm - 3:30pm   Room: CC 611   Session #275
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File: Description of BayCES Teacher Inquiry Project
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File: Overview of Teacher Inquiry Project network
File: Session Agenda

Participants indicating interest in attending this session are:
Wayne AuNational Coalition of Education Activists
Linda CabralS. C. Red Elementary
Michael CoffeyHi-Mount Community School
Patrice ConnellTrenton Central High School
georgia cutburthRiver Ridge High School
Jennifer HillierIrvington High School
Jill HudsonMadison Middle School / CES Northwest
Matthew KnoesterMission Hill School
Peggy LivingstonPompano Beach Middle School
Tom MalarkeyBayCES
Anneke MarkholtSmall Schools Coaches Collaborative
Bob MontgomeryWestEd
BobTest MontgomeryWestEd
gena vecchiarellojohnstone elementary school
Hayward Vereen, Jr
Diane WaffWestEd