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Continuous Improvement is an approach for addressing problems of practice that:

• Is
systematic. It starts with identifying a potential solution, trying it out, collecting data about results, studying the data, and determining what to do next.

• Is
rapid cycle, using formative measures for quick feedback.

• Starts
small and builds on its learning, rather than starting as an evaluation of an entire program or initiative.

• Is
open to a variety of outcomes, and views those as opportunities for further improvement.

• Is
collaborative, not done by one person.

• Involves
and gives agency to educators closest to the problem.

• Seeks
to understand the root causes of problems and the systems that produce them.

• Focuses
on addressing historical inequities.
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