This document outlines the agenda and assignments for an Educational Psychology course. It includes:
- A guest speaker, Travis Campbell from OSPI, who will discuss student growth goals and data disaggregation tools.
- An assignment where students will share and provide feedback on their 2014/15 student growth goals in small groups.
- An upcoming assignment where students must create a school data culture plan and presentation focusing on using data to promote a positive learning environment.
- Another assignment to create an assessment leadership plan and calendar guiding data-based decision making to improve school culture and learning.
- A final portfolio project containing assessment resources and artifacts that will be useful for students in the future.
Contemporary Leadership Challenges in Nursing EducationDevon Berry
Slide presentation to the faculty and staff of the University of Portland School of Nursing in 2019. Focuses on several areas of challenge for the future of academic nursing.
For many years the measurement of student outcomes has focused solely on grades and test scores. Higher Achievement is looking beyond these outcomes to include skills, attitudes and behaviors. This workshop will share the 360 Data that Higher Achievement collects on the scholars they serve. The workshop will describe how the data is analyzed and how Higher Achievement shares best practices.
Branching Out: How graduate students can be an asset for your departmentUT Austin: ACA
Presented by Craig Gilden, Mary Beth Mercatoris, and Evelyn Meisell at the ACA & APSA Professional Development Day conference on 2/17/11. Details how interns will benefit your department and the
specifics of developing a mutually beneficial working relationship with an intern and the Higher Education Administration program. See "Branching Out Handouts" as an additional resource.
Change Management: 6 Keys to Getting Everyone on Your Student Success Train Hobsons
Syracuse University is one of the foremost contributors when it comes to the advancement of theories on retention and student success. By recognizing that true undergraduate excellence is achieved when attention is paid to the “whole student,” they are working collaboratively to create the conditions that support teaching, learning, retention, and success. One of the indispensable fundamentals of creating a successful student success initiative is buy-in from all of the stakeholders. Join Kalpana (Kal) Srinivas, Ph.D., as she shares the keys to how Syracuse University is successfully managing the campus changes associated with Orange Success.
Contemporary Leadership Challenges in Nursing EducationDevon Berry
Slide presentation to the faculty and staff of the University of Portland School of Nursing in 2019. Focuses on several areas of challenge for the future of academic nursing.
For many years the measurement of student outcomes has focused solely on grades and test scores. Higher Achievement is looking beyond these outcomes to include skills, attitudes and behaviors. This workshop will share the 360 Data that Higher Achievement collects on the scholars they serve. The workshop will describe how the data is analyzed and how Higher Achievement shares best practices.
Branching Out: How graduate students can be an asset for your departmentUT Austin: ACA
Presented by Craig Gilden, Mary Beth Mercatoris, and Evelyn Meisell at the ACA & APSA Professional Development Day conference on 2/17/11. Details how interns will benefit your department and the
specifics of developing a mutually beneficial working relationship with an intern and the Higher Education Administration program. See "Branching Out Handouts" as an additional resource.
Change Management: 6 Keys to Getting Everyone on Your Student Success Train Hobsons
Syracuse University is one of the foremost contributors when it comes to the advancement of theories on retention and student success. By recognizing that true undergraduate excellence is achieved when attention is paid to the “whole student,” they are working collaboratively to create the conditions that support teaching, learning, retention, and success. One of the indispensable fundamentals of creating a successful student success initiative is buy-in from all of the stakeholders. Join Kalpana (Kal) Srinivas, Ph.D., as she shares the keys to how Syracuse University is successfully managing the campus changes associated with Orange Success.
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An EFL lesson about the current events in Palestine. It is intended to be for intermediate students who wish to increase their listening skills through a short lesson in power point.
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Andreas Schleicher presents at the OECD webinar ‘Digital devices in schools: detrimental distraction or secret to success?’ on 27 May 2024. The presentation was based on findings from PISA 2022 results and the webinar helped launch the PISA in Focus ‘Managing screen time: How to protect and equip students against distraction’ https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/education/managing-screen-time_7c225af4-en and the OECD Education Policy Perspective ‘Students, digital devices and success’ can be found here - https://oe.cd/il/5yV
4. Student Growth Goal Sharing ~
DUE 10/30
Bring your 2014/15 Student Growth Goals for 3, 6 & 8
In groups of 4, share and get feedback on your goals
With this in mind:
Are the goals …
Specific? Measurable? Achievable? Relevant? Time-bound?
Using multiple measures?
Measured over 2 points in time?
Give feedback to make the goals even better.
How can/should the principal assist/lead this process?
9. WSU Library Services
http://library.vancouver.wsu.edu
http://libguides.vancouver.wsu.edu/edpsy
Library Catalog (Griffin) the WSU Libraries catalog
Summit Joint catalog of 36 Washington and Oregon colleges
ILLiad Order Materials Inter Library Loan
WorldCat brings together library data and enables people to
find anything available through libraries.
WSU Online Writing Lab
12. Guest Speakers
10/30 Travis Campbell
11/6 Trevor Green
11/13 Kristen Schroeder
11/20 Jennifer Bethman
11/27 No Class
12/4 Gene Sharratt in Olympia
12/11 No Class
13. Homework
Upcoming Assignments:
1. Student Growth Goals. Shared in small groups. ~ Due
10/30
2. School Data Culture Plan w/ Presentation ~ Due 11/13
3. Assessment Leadership Plan (Calendar) ~Due 12/4
4. Collect 20 Assessment Portfolio Items ~10 Reflections & 10
Artifacts ~Due 12/11
14. School DaTA Culture Plan
~ Due 11/13
Present a plan for using formative and summative data to
promote or improve a positive learning environment. The
plan should demonstrate depth of knowledge of the TPEP
framework, CCSS and student growth goals. This plan will
focus on PLC’s, social justice, and the role of leadership in
creating a positive school culture. You will present this plan
in small groups.
Criteria:
1) Quality of Content (TPEP, CCSS, Student Growth Goals)
2) Applicability of the Plan in terms of PLCs and Social Justice
3) Clear Statements about the Role of the principal in implementation
4) Professional Communication
15. Assessment Leadership Plan W/
Calendar ~ Due 12/4
This is a guide or tickler file of critical
events/milestones that support data-based
decision making aimed at improving
culture, teaching and learning. The plan
should briefly address the issues in writing
followed by a calendar specific plan. This
plan will be presented in class.
16. Assessment Portfolio Due
12/11
This is our culminating project / presentation...You
need to create and present a portfolio that contains 10
resources on assessment that will be pertinent for you
in the future.
It must include at least:
10 Useful Artifacts that Relate to Assessment