Richard DuFour

Manage change and build a positive school culture. This short online course will guide you in overcoming resistance and transforming toxic school cultures.

Rely on a series of expert-led videos and brief quizzes to help you bring the PLC at Work® process to life in your school.

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Curated by world-renowned PLC experts, this package of self-guided professional development includes all the tools educators need to transform their schools into successful PLCs.
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Rely on a series of expert-led videos and short quizzes to prepare teams to develop common assessments, analyze achievement data, and take action based on the results.

In this dynamic keynote video, Richard DuFour confronts criticisms American education has faced in the 21st century. A companion to Dr. DuFour’s In Praise of American Educators, this video about education in America details what teachers and educators have achieved and how they can continue improving.

Embed critical PLC practices into your school’s culture and develop an action plan for continued school improvement.

The Simplifying Response to Intervention Professional Development Playlist features 22 short RTI video resources, aligned to chapters in the book and accessible online. Richard DuFour, Mike Mattos, and others demonstrate RTI strategies for creating an effective learning environment within an RTI model that works.

Develop your assessment literacy to ensure all students, regardless of background, learn at high levels.

Designed to aid school leadership, this video playlist provides immediate, accessible professional development filled with strategies you can use today to help build a thriving and healthy school culture.

This tenth-anniversary sequel to Professional Learning Communities at Work™ offers advanced insights on deep implementation, the commitment/consensus issue, and the human side of PLCs.