Does one school district's professional development model lead to improved student academic achievement?

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The results of this study contribute to narrowing the gap that is documented in the research literature concerning the true impact of professional development at the school district level. In addition, this study attempts to describe those aspects of professional development that may make significant changes in the knowledge, skills, practices, and attitudes of teachers with the ultimate goal of improving student learning.

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