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Conditions for equitable learning and development framework: personal, school, and system conditions

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Description

The guide organizes the conditions needed for equitable learning and development into three categories drawn from ecological models of development. As the guide states, "the conditions for equitable learning and development can be organized into three categories": personal conditions (health and well-being of students and adults), school conditions (climate, culture, safety, connectedness, belonging, and responsive relationships), and system conditions (policies, funding, and cross-agency collaboration beyond the school's direct control). The framework anchors Chapter 4's activity, in which teams rate each initiative's impact on the three condition types.

Design Implications

Context

Requirements

  • District teams must map each whole-person initiative against the personal, school, and system conditions to use the framework as intended in Chapter 4

Constraints

  • System conditions are described as beyond the direct control of the school, so school-level teams depend on SEA and cross-agency collaboration for that category

Target Learners

  • K-12 students
  • educators
  • families

Learning Goals

  • equitable academic, social, and emotional learning and development

Claims

Examples

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Key Sources

  • Walrond, N. (2021). Serving the whole person: An alignment and coherence guide for local education agencies. WestEd. https://www.wested.org/resources/whole-person-alignment-and-coherence-guide-for-local-education-agencies
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title Conditions for equitable learning and development framework: personal, school, and system conditions
description The guide organizes the conditions needed for equitable learning and development into three categories drawn from ecological models of development.
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