Classroom Practice
Marzano Research was founded with a focus on what happens in the classroom. We continue that work today with projects focused on classroom instruction and assessment, personalized learning, student engagement, and cultural relevance. Our team members have worked as teachers, principals, and district staff, and they are devoted to improving practice through practical, meaningful solutions. Whether we are helping you to implement culturally responsive teaching and learning, evaluate a home-grown formative assessment system, or use a specific instructional strategy, we ensure that teachers are central to any equation leading to student success.
How We Can Help
As a part of your team, we develop a shared understanding of your unique needs and help you find classroom solutions that improve results for teachers and students. We can help you
- Provide professional development for subject-specific instructional practice
- Evaluate your personalized, blended, or remote learning models
- Review interventions against What Works Clearing House Standards
- Design culturally relevant curriculum and assessments
- Translate classroom assessment into actionable steps that improve student learning
- Develop and assess educator effectiveness systems and supports for professional growth and development
If you’re interested in talking more with Marzano Research about classroom practice, reach out to:
Stephanie.Jackson@marzanoresearch.com or 720.463.3600 x 122
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