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Leading Powerful PLCs: Bridging Gaps by Integrating High-Leverage Instructional Practices with High-Quality Curricula

Wednesday, April 9, 2025 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm EDT

Leading Powerful PLCs: Bridging Gaps by Integrating High-Leverage Instructional Practices with High-Quality Curricula

Presented by Malika Ali, Former Teacher and District Administrator, Current Chief Innovation Officer, Throughline Learning

Sponsored by Throughline Learning

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Are you a leader looking to transform your school district’s PLCs from routine meetings to powerful engines driving teacher morale and student growth? Watch this edWebinar to discover a Plan-Do-Study-Act cycle that empowers educators to refine instruction and support more accessible implementation of rigorous High-Quality Instructional Materials (HQIM).

Centered on 12 research-based instructional practices, we showcase how this approach leads to tangible increases in student engagement, belonging, problem solving, mindset, and achievement data. Learn how strategic PLCs foster collaborative planning, improve teacher self-efficacy for your team, and support scaling successful practices across your school building. We delve into the practical strategies and step-by-step protocols all educators can use, and how those actions lead to positive feedback, student ownership, and lasting change.

This recorded edWebinar is of interest to K-12 school leaders, district leaders, teacher leaders, and instructional coaches.

Malika Ali

About the Presenter

Malika Ali is passionate about community-driven change management and culturally responsive education. As the Chief Innovation Officer at Throughline Learning, she leads program visioning and R&D initiatives across all partner schools and districts. She was a Rhode Island District Teacher of the Year, served on Governor Raimondo’s STEAM and Equity in Educator Preparation Committee, and was named one of the nation’s top emerging and inspirational Black leaders in education innovation by LearnLaunch.

Malika holds an M.Ed. in education policy and management from Harvard Graduate School of Education and a B.A. in public health from Brown University. As a daughter of strong and brilliant Eritrean refugees, Malika has spent her life critiquing the systems that perpetuate educational inequity. She is proud to be a part of the struggle to ensure that all children have access to, and can take advantage of, an empowering education.

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Throughline Learning is a non-profit organization that supports the entire school community by addressing the needs of teachers, leaders, and community members so that student experiences improve and outcomes rise. We use virtual and in-person sessions to coach teachers, amplify best practice, and increase student engagement in rigorous curricula. We coach leaders on data protocols that drive improvement efforts and we co-design strategic staffing models that activate diverse community members as tutors, mentors, and classroom educators. Our partnerships help build the capacity, clarity, and coherence needed to spread joyful learning across your district.


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