1. On Creating
MetacognitiveSuperhumans™
We'll have a Q & A with a couple students and maybe a
parent in a few, so please Tweet any questions to
#AGLAmastery. Tweet often.
Jesse Gloyd
Humanities Advisor
Aveson Global Leadership Academy
@gloydning
jessegloyd@gmail.com
Resources and sample stuffs can be found here:
http://gloydning.ning.com

2. Agenda
(Tweet Questions to #AGLA)
Rules for Living
Background
Rules for Teaching
Epiphany
Medical Model
Choice Freedom Autonomy
Evidence
Defense
Mastery
The Process
Nuts Bolts
Rules for Teaching Revisited
Questions and Answers

3. Rules for Living
1. Avoid fried meats which angry up the blood.
2. If you stomach disputes you, lie down and
pacify it with cool thoughts.
3. Keep the juices flowing by jangling around
gently as you move.
4. Go very light on the vices, such as carrying on
in society. The social ramble ain't restful.
5. Avoid running at all times.
6. Don't look back. Something might be gaining on
you.

4. Background
on
Mastery
Personalized Learning Paths
with a
Mastery Frame

5. Rules for Teaching
What? When? Where? Why? How? Who?
How Many? Why? Why? Why? What?

6. Epiphany!
MultiAge, Multilevel (Nightmare)
Grade 7-12
Same Class
Stepping Stone
Fried Brain

7. Medical Model
Diagnose
Prescribe
Rinse
Repeat

8. Choice Freedom Autonomy

9. Choice Freedom Autonomy
+
Evidence

10. Choice Freedom Autonomy
+
Consistent, Independent Evidence

11. Choice Freedom Autonomy
+
Consistent, Independent Evidence
+
Defense
________________
Mastery

12. (At your table) Discuss the
challenges you think you would
face if your gave your students
(almost) full autonomy and
freedom?

13. The Process
Task v. Outcome
Coach
Time
Constant Parental Contact
Outcome Choice
Revisions
Pains of Growth
Grading
Evaluation
Streamlining
Differentiated Assessment

14. Nuts Bolts
Tweet questions to #AGLA
(http://gloydning.ning.com)
Outcome Sheets
New Revisions
Evidence
MLP
Framed Assignments
Resources
Access to Material
Buffet of Books! In some form
Grading
Global Competencies
Celebration of Learning
Etc... Etc... Etc...

15. Rules for Teaching Revisited
1. Less is more
2. Simplicity is the ultimate
sophistication
3. Come in late, leave early
4. Work smarter, not harder
5. Clarity is key. Defense is key.
6. Don't look back. Something might be
gaining on you.

16. Questions and Answers
(Be nice. They're new to it too.)

17. The End.
Any questions? Any thoughts? Any ideas?
Twitter: @gloydning
Email: jessegloyd@gmail.com
Website: http://gloydning.ning.com