Organize teachers into shared-content teams with at least 90 minutes weekly to plan instruction and embed social-emotional skills¶
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Description¶
The guide recommends structuring master schedules so teachers in shared-curriculum teams get protected collaboration time. It specifies that "Teachers in shared-content (i.e. shared curriculum) teams will need at least 90 minutes per week with instructional experts to analyze student work, plan instruction using high-quality curricular materials, and identify opportunities to reinforce social-emotional skills during lessons." Collaboration with social-emotional support staff about individual students typically requires at least one hour every three weeks.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Dedicated scheduled time; facilitation by instructional coaches or teacher-leaders with dedicated time for planning and coaching
Constraints¶
- Sufficient time for collaboration with social-emotional support staff may vary by school
Target Learners¶
- All K-12 students via their teachers
Target Learning Goals¶
- Embedding social-emotional competencies into academic instruction
Related Strategies¶
Examples¶
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Key Sources¶
- Integrating Social, Emotional and Academic Development: An Action Guide for School Leadership Teams. (2019). Aspen Institute. https://hthgse.edu/empathy-interviews-learn-about-the-problem-from-a-users-perspective/
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Organize teachers into shared-content teams with at least 90 minutes weekly to plan instruction and embed social-emotional skills |
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The guide recommends structuring master schedules so teachers in shared-curriculum teams get protected collaboration time. |
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by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-09 |
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