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Professional Learning

Becoming a Professional Learning Leader

Professional Learning Leaders share how they have stretched their thinking, used their voice, and increased their presence as union leaders through the Project LEAP program.

At a Glance

Meet Professional Learning Leaders (PLLs) from Project LEAP and learn how to grow ESP Leadership and promote solidarity.

Outcomes

  • Gain insights on how to use a Professional Learning Leader Academy to strengthen the ESP community.
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Last Updated: December 2024

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Session Length

1 hour

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Online

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