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This document outlines an agenda for a staff development meeting focused on early release, high impact instruction and intervention (HYIS) and response to intervention (RTI). The agenda includes reviewing norms, an anticipation guide, video cues, sharing technology resources, work time to collaborate, and reviewing a collaborative team rubric. The objective is to provide training and tools to teams on HYIS and RTI programs through discussion, collaboration and sharing resources.
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Mtg Outline
- 1. Early Release HYIS & RtI Staff Development
- 5. Cues Video
- 7. Work Time
- 8. Share Out
- 10. Ways to Use Wordle
- 11. Norms Wordle
- 12. Frayer Model
- 13. On-site Experts
- 15. Work Time
- 16. Share Out
- 18. Feedback Form
- 19. Thank You