Glasser Quality School System Analysis

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In creating a Glasser Quality School the family member, teacher and friends create an environment in which the student is able to choice in the learning experience. In creating a Glasser School system an individual must understand that there is a need for change. The new way of changing the structure of the school system is by having mandatory PLC (Professional Learning Communities). Within theses PLC the team of teachers will meet to on a schedule time to plan on certain standards and objectives, to create assessments and set goals. In creating a PLC meeting it allows the teachers to target the students learning styles and focus on the lesson to be a higher order of thinking lesson.
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