The National Board Resource Center (NBRC) at Stanford, under the direction of
Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond, is one of
five regional centers
established by the
National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS). The NBRCs strive
to advance educational reforms related to the National Board Teaching Standards
for the purpose of improving student learning in American schools.
The National Board Resource Center at Stanford is offering a one-day seminar for support providers designed to help both new and experienced support providers become more effective.
Learn more »The NBRC candidate support listserv's purpose is to support teachers through the NBPTS candidacy process with timely information, reminders, updates, and links to resources. The listserv is the primary means of announcements to participants in the Candidate Support Program at Stanford, so it includes some information specific to program participants and some information specific to California candidates.
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Accomplished California Teachers (ACT) is a forum for experienced and accomplished teachers to exert leadership based on their expertise as classroom practitioners and to contribute to conversations that shape education policy in California.
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