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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2025 · 8 MIN

From PD to Practice – Making Learning Stick

from Chalk & Wires · host Empowire

Are you tired of professional development that feels inspiring in the moment but fades once you’re back in the classroom? In this episode, we tackle the challenge of turning PD takeaways into practical, lasting classroom action. In this episode, you’ll learn: Three simple ways to turn a PD idea into classroom practice this week How the LEAP/SPARK framework supports real-world teacher growth A leader’s strategy for structuring follow-up coaching that drives impact A teacher success story that shows how one small PD nugget transformed practice Whether you’re a teacher, coach, or leader, this episode will help you bridge the gap between learning and doing—so PD doesn’t just inspire, it sticks. Free Resource: PD to Practice Toolkit This toolkit gives teachers and leaders ready-to-use planners, reflection tools, and coaching prompts to make new learning stick in real classrooms. Perfect for testing, tracking, and celebrating growth. Download your free resource here

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