High Leverage Practices

HLPs are the instructional strategies that work with all students, grade levels, and content areas. They are the strategies that should form the foundation of every teacher's skill set. This module explores the differences between EBPs and HLPs and details on using the specific strategies. Estimated time to complete: 40-60 minutes

This module is related to SPED.

At the end of this module, participants will be able to:

1. Define EBP and HLP

2. Explain how HLPs were identified

3. Explore the categories of HLPs and explain how they support student learning

4. Be able to use the EBPs and HLPs in the classroom to support student learning

Review the activities below.

	1. EBPs and HLPs, What Are They and How Do They Differ?
	2. What Are the EBPs and How Do They Support Student Learning?
	3. What Are the HLPs and How Do They Support Student Learning?
	4. How Do the EBPs and HLPs Work Together?

Teaching Works High Leverage Practices for Classroom Teacher Preparation

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Montana Effective Practices Alignment Matrix (PDF)

Teaching Works HLP resources