ESLR Essential Schoolwide Learning Results What they are and why we use them. Jon P. Zurfluh 2008
This Morning – in 60 minutes!!!
Mission/Vision
Overview of ESLR’s
Deeper Delving and History
Some Collaboration
First – The Mission
“Our mission is to provide all of our students with opportunities to pursue academic and personal excellence in nurturing, international community environments.”
The ESLR’s
Effective Communication
High Level Thinking
Solid Foundation of Knowledge
Positive Learning Attitudes & Behaviors
Global & Community Appreciation
History
Accreditation
WASC
Organizational Growth
Desire to be Different
Glue that binds
Effective Communication
The ability to exchange and present information through a common use of symbols, signs and behavior.
Primary Version: I can listen. I can share my ideas, thoughts, and feelings.
EC Expectations
Receptive Skills
Expressive Skills
Analysis of Communication
High Level Thinking
The ability to expand learning beyond simple knowledge and recall.
The Primary version: I can solve problems by myself and with others. I can think creatively.
HLT Expectations
Critical Thinking Skills
Creative Thinking Skills
Solid Foundation of Knowledge
Mastery of basic skills in all academic areas in order to integrate and apply skill in real-life situations.
Primary version: I can learn new things in all of my classes.
SF Expectations
Academic
Reading
Writing
Math
Science
Social Studies
Languages
Artistic
Art
Music
Physical
Technological
Positive Learning Attitudes & Behaviors
Affective and behavioral processes and skills that develop personal responsibility within a learning environment leading to the development of quality products.
Primary version: I can set goals. I can work by myself and with others. I can try hard and do my best.
PLAB Expectations
Questioning & Curiosity
Perserverance
Goal Setting
Positive Work Habits
Positive Learning Behaviors
Collaborative Work Skills
Communication
Leadership
Conflict Management
Constructive Criticism
Encouragement/Support
Negotiation/Compromise
Sharing
Time Management
PLAB Expectations, cont’d
Quality Production Skills
Self Evaluation
Time and Effort
Global & Community Appreciation
Affective and behavioral processes and skills that develop an individual’s recognition of his or her role and responsibility within the family, the SCIS school community, regional communities, and the global community.
Primary version: I can show respect and responsibility. I can make a difference in our world.
GCA Expectations
Interpersonal Skills
Interaction with others
Relationships
Conflict Resolution Skills
Social Responsibility Skills
Rules and Laws
Diversity
Ethics
GCA
Character?
So What?
Tapestry of Learning
WASC
School Improvement
Lifelong Learners
Community of Learners
How?
Let’s see if we can find out…
With groups of 4 answer the following question….
Process, Step 1
Groups of 4
You will speak to one question during the Round Robin portion. Each of you will have one shot – uninterrupted – at this question.
When each of you has had 1 minute (or less) to say what you want about the first question, we'll move on to our next step.
Question…
Assumption: ESLRs are important to our processes and beliefs regarding student learning and instructional planning.
What barriers or constraints are keeping ESLRs from being fully utilized in the school or in your classroom?
Process, Step 2
Now that we have discussed the challenges that have or could possibly prevent us from achieving the goal, let’s start to brainstorm some possible solutions to over come these challenges.
Think in terms of:
“ What’s working now?”
“ What actions can be put into place?”
“ What can we put on our “Not to do” list?
“ What can individuals do?”
“ What other innovative ideas can you suggest?”
Using Post Its
put one idea per sticky for potential solutions to the problems we have discussed, or innovations/ideas you have that could help you incorporate ESLRs in your instruction.
5 minutes
Process, step 3
Stop writing
Get into your group again
Look at your combined Post It notes
Categorize the ideas into chunks under 3-5 overarching topics.
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