See it in action
Peer Learning Visits
See experienced educators using Applied Learning programs
Join us this fall for a Peer Learning Visit! Walk away with practical tips, connections to local peers, and inspiration to grow your teaching practice.
Peer Learning Visits for SY26-27 are opening soon- check back here in the fall!
How a Peer Learning Visit Works
- Check out the peer visit classroom hosts below — click on each host’s picture to see the available dates and times
- Sign up — click a date, complete the form, and you will receive a confirmation email
- Attend the visit — observe a class, check in with the host teacher, and then complete a quick feedback form to let us know how it went
Peer Learning Visits by Program
Peer Learning Visit FAQs
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Do I have to be a teacher?
Peer Learning Visits are designed for teachers. Beginning in Winter 2026, leaders are welcome to join alongside their teachers to support teachers’ bringing learning back to their school & district context.
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Do I have to be a current grant program teacher?
Yes. To be eligible to join us for a Peer Learning Visit, teachers must have been through, at minimum, initial teacher training (OSE: Unit 1 Launch PL, PLTW: Core Training, DKP: 3-day Institute, IH: Unit 1 PL) and teaching at a school that has received One8 grant funding. (If you are at a school past the initial 3-year grant window, you are absolutely welcome and count as “current grant program” teachers.) If you are at a school looking to apply for a grant, check out our recruiting open houses taking place later this fall here.
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How long are the visits?
Visits are roughly 1-2 hours and designed to let you see a full class period, plus time for a short chat with teachers and/or leaders.
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Do I have to visit a teacher of my grade level/course?
No, current grant school teachers who have been through initial teacher training in their program are welcome to request a visit to any teacher of their program.