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On Oct. 19th, EdSource and Partners for Each and Every Child hosted a webinar featuring leading educators and experts who examined strategies for closing the achievement gap in the wake of California’s Smarter Balanced test scores, which were released last month.
Moderated by EdSource Executive Director Louis Freedberg, the panel consisted of:
Below you’ll find an audio recording of the webinar. To fast forward beyond the introductions and descriptions of the slides, the actual discussion starts at the 5:15 mark.
The following slides accompanied the first five minutes of the webinar. Click here to download the presentation as a PDF.
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