Preparing Leaders to Support Diverse Learners: Curriculum Modules for Leadership Preparation
What this is:
With support from a USDOE FIPSE grant, UCEA is working with faculty teams from several institutions to develop curriculum modules focused on preparing leaders to support diverse learners. These modules are designed to enhance the core curriculum used in UCEA school leadership programs. The instructional modules will be designed to offer critical content knowledge and learning experiences that strengthen leaders’ ability to support students’ academic achievement at low-performing schools.
The Survey – UCEA-FIPSE Preparing Leaders to Support Diverse Learners (LSDL) Facilitators
This survey is designed to understand your use of one LSDL Module. Specifically, we want to understand one specific Powerful Learning Experience (PLE).
Available Modules:
Developing Culturally Relevant Teaching Practice
Developing Advocacy Leadership
Leading Learning and the Learning Environment
Leading for English Language Learner Success
Engaging Families and Communities
Building a Community of Trust Through Racial Awareness
Allocating Resources Based on Data and Student Needs
Module Philosophy of Learning:
Each of the modules in the preparing leaders to support diverse learners module series contain powerful learning experiences (PLEs), a learning framework developed by UCEA faculty based on adult learning principles. PLEs include the following characteristics:
The Educational Leadership Development Resource Library (Please click the link to access the library) was created to support UCEA’s Leaders Supporting Diverse Learners Curriculum Modules, a set of instructional resources designed to offer critical content knowledge and learning experiences that strengthen leaders’ ability to support the academic achievement of diverse student populations.