3. Examples
Miami’s ABCDs
Applications
Bandwidth
Communication
Devices
Whiteboards for most schools
US history students all have class sets
of laptops
1:1 isn’t sustainable [?]
4. Examples 2
Milpital LCS, CA
4 Cs of facilitation
Collaboration, communication, critical thinking
and creativity
Less need to focus on the front of the room
Visual openness
Support 100+ students in large group spaces
Glass garage doors
So engage your students they don’t bother
looking through the glass
5. Examples 3
San Francisco Unified
School lunch revision
Storage was an issue with the large group
spaces.
Next trying to go to maker spaces with sinks,
no carpet, etc.
Next will integrate the primary learning centers
by collocating them with the libraries? Why
wasn’t that an initial thought?
6. More questions/ideas
Rocketship’s Large Group rotational model
Culture always eats strategy
Barriers are a function of resources
How are you engaging students in new facilities
Change management – process matters
Provide more co-teaching and large space
environmental practice for student-teachers and in-service
teachers
7. Preparing students for the
future
KIPP-Austin
162 free public charters nation-wide
Blended rotational model with 15:1 ratio
Goal is to increase college access for lower
SES students by 5x. E.g. 5 of 10 go to
college
30 students 10 work on cpus
10 work independently or small group
5 work with teacher x 2
Incubation projects – not pilots….
8. Maine THSD Teacher
Leadership Program
Johnson & Johnson Cooperative Learning
Training
Google Certified Teachers
Each teacher needs a coaching plan in
plan; operational conversations about
instruction
Judy Willis – Brain based teachers
Provide for a four year mentoring program
Remove behavior from the grading process
College & Career readiness skills every
four weeks are reported
9. Maine THSD Teacher
Leadership Program 2.
Taking teaching as serious as football
The Smartest Kids in the World
We need to stop being failure adverse in
K-12 schools, but it is the students’ only
opportunity
Evaluations went from 97% excellent to
abut 30% excellent
Evaluators have to have the guts to be
strong Tony Wagner & Michael Fullan
10. Major Changes / Other
Thoughts
Full day kindergarten
Testing ubiquitous access
Kid skills – independence and creativity
Tech and teacher openness =
Improvement
Equity issues can kill pilots
E-rate dial tone reimbursement to drop
20% per year
11. Vendor Issues
Teaching Channel Videos for Inservice
200+ videos
Voice and choice for student
assessment
Rand Study showed 8% gains in
Algebra 1 by using blended learning
Common themes – create and
personalize learning experiences
12. Philadelphia Inquiry Method
Vision for learning
Learning Platforms
PD/Professional learning
Infrastructure
Management of data
TeachingChannel
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