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The document outlines a school improvement initiative including establishing an advisory committee in March to research best practices and propose changes to the school board in May. It will focus on examining effective teaching methods like mastery-based learning, assessing student understanding through various means, and measuring the success of changes through metrics like tests scores, enrollment, accreditation, and student credits over time.
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Research Ppt
- 1. Research/Current InitiativesCritique of current school improvement What are ELT’s? What is most important How learning progresses What does mastery look like How will you know if students have learned it How will it be assessed How will you gather evidence of student learning Examples? The path I’ve chosen
- 2. Reasons for the Initiative Philosophy of Jim Collins Standardized Grading Stems from Lincolnshire No research Teacher led initiatives Intrinsic Research based Program implementation Advisory Committe
- 3. Research
- 4. Plan and Timeline March-Establish Advisory Committee April-Research and discussion May-School Board Proposal August-MSOE
- 5. Measurability Effectiveness of change based on… PLTW tests Student enrollment Credit allocation National Accreditation