Trajectory-changing schools deliver consistently good instruction and minimize variation between classrooms. Learn how to create consistency across classrooms and grade levels in your school through rigorous content, data-driven collaboration, and regular reinforcement with our new downloadable Action Guide for Educators.
Download the Action Guide: Consistency
Learn how to minimize variation between classrooms
Secondary English coach Amber Austin leads a group of Baltimore City Teaching Residency participants in discussion.
Adopting Consistency
By embracing consistent content, collaboration, and reinforcement, your school can begin building instructional consistency to help all students thrive.
Rigorous Content
Apply consistency by creating an environment where students at all learning levels work on high quality, grade-appropriate content, with support to access it if needed.
These young learners collaborate on a math activity at Capitol Elementary School.
Residents applaud during this Early Childhood Education class.
Data-Driven Collaboration
Start a school-wide improvement loop by using structured teacher teams to analyze student data, identify ways to meet student needs, and apply strategies in class the next day.
Regular Reinforcement
Instructional leaders maintain a simple, shared focus. Learn how to name foundational instructional practices, reinforce them with simple routines, and monitor them consistently.
Students gather around Emerson Elementary School teacher Veronica Busby in celebration.
