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Find out what Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) are operating in your school and/or neighbouring schools. List them. (see Annex 1 for more information on PLCs)
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What does a PLC do in a school?
A professional learning community (PLC) is a team of educators who share ideas to enhance their teaching practice and create a learning environment where all students can reach their fullest potential.
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Professional Learning Communities are groups of educators who come together to collaborate, learn from each other, and improve their teaching practices. In my school, the educators work together to improve professional development and support each other to enhance the process of teaching and learning. The PLCs help to create a space where educators can share best practices, analyze data, discuss learners progress, and identify areas for growth. They also work on enrichment activities to encourage learners to participate in debate, spelling bee, reading and more
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In our school we have PLC for all the departments eg science or language department, we also have plc for different subjects to develop the same teaching styles. We have plc in neighbouring schools and we usually set the same questions papers that are in a quality standards.
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SUBJECT BASED PLCs’ – Teachers sharing a certain subject collaborate in developing lesson plans and assessment for that subject through out the year. They meet and reflect on their practices to improve their teaching style and help one another in delivering quality education to learners.
DISCIPLINARY COMMUNITY – A group of teachers coupled with learner representatives in each classroom and parents from the school governing body are given the responsibility to monitor and maintain the behavior of learners in and out of the classroom during school hours.
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