This PLC presentation is for Mr. Yost's admin class.

1. PLCs and Beyond
!
JoDee Marcellin, Ed.D.

2. What are the 4
Questions of PLCs?
1. What do we want students to learn?
2. How do we know students have
learned it?
3. What do we do when students don’t
learn it?
4. What do we do when students learned
it/already know it?

3. What are the important
components of a PLC?

4. “In a PLC, collaboration
represents a systematic process
in which teachers work together
interdependently in order to
IMPACT THEIR CLASSROOM
PRACTICE in ways that will lead
to better results for their
students, for their team, and for
their school.”
--Rick DuFour

5. PLC Foundations
1. Shared mission, vision, values, goals
2. Collective inquiry into best practices and
current reality
3. Collaborative teams
4. Action oriented: Learning by Doing
5. Commitment to continuous improvement
6. Results oriented (evidence of student learning)

6. 4 Cs of PLC
1. Collaboration
2. Common Assessments
3. Common Instructional Practices
4. Collective Prevention/Intervention

8. The Six Circle Lens
Structure
Strategy
Operations
Information
Relationships
Connections
Identity
The place of
usual first
recourse
to improve
schools
• Temporary
• Difficult
• Transitory
Sustainable
change occurs
when the subsystems below
the green line
are addressed
as well as
those above.

9. ILPs
Admin
PLC
PAC
Leadership
Team
PLC
Observations
RtI PLC
Twitter
Pinterest
It’s a PLC
World
Site PLC
ALRTs
Cohort
Training

10. Leadership in PLCs
Facilitator
Ask questions
Value Added
http:/
/www.stevezuieback.com/blog/

11. Resources

12. Thanks
jodee_marcellin@sanger.k12.ca.us
351-1224