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Richard DuFour


Born
September 23, 1947

Died
February 08, 2017


Average rating: 3.95 · 2,798 ratings · 199 reviews · 49 distinct worksSimilar authors
Learning by Doing: A Handbo...

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Leaders of Learning: How Di...

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Professional Learning Commu...

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Cultures Built to Last: Sys...

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In Praise of American Educa...

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Raising the Bar and Closing...

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The School Leader's Guide t...

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Revisiting Professional Lea...

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“the fundamental purpose of school is learning, not teaching.”
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“...learning always occurs in a context of taking action, and they value engagement and experience as the most effective strategies for deep learning.”
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“High-performing districts “tended to rely more on a common culture of values to shape collective action than on bureaucratic rules and controls.”
Richard DuFour, Learning by Doing: A Handbook for Professional Learning Communities at Work