LITCHFIELD — Rebecca Ledger, a second grade teacher at Libby-Tozier School in Litchfield, was featured in the October spotlight of Revolutionary Schools.
Ledger meets with a Professional Learning Group of other second grade teachers in Regional School Unit 4 to set curriculum and teaching goals for the school year.
The group meets throughout the year to isolate learning targets and to design and share expectations and ideas for teaching lessons, according to a news release from Revolutionary Schools.
Revolutionary Schools is a national consulting company that partners with school leaders to create customized strategies and systemic approaches for increasing student learning.
For more information, visit http://www.revolutionaryschools.com/revolutionaryclassrooms/teacherspotlight/
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