Effective communication is a cornerstone of successful innovation in education. School districts that develop thoughtful communications plans build a culture of engagement, transparency, and trust critical for innovation to take hold and be scalable across many schools. During this hands-on workshop, we got to review the four phases of developing an effective communications plan, explore real-world examples, and provide attendees an opportunity to learn from peers and test out key messages and ideas.
The session was led by Natalie Woods (Ed Elements), Kira Keane (The Learning Accelerator) and Ashley Ellis (Loudoun County Public Schools).
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