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W e c o m m itt e d o u r s e l v e s t o p u r s u e g o a l s W e a cte d W e a c h i e v e d a n d r e f l e c t e d W e s a w Close the achievement gap Increase EL success Develop fluency in academic language Enable students to apply what they could express orally in their understanding of key concepts in written form Focus on meaningful reading and writing Increased academic discourse among students Needs 1 W e c o m mitte d o u rs e lv e s to p u r s u e g o a l s W e a c t e d W e a c h i e v e d a n d r e fl e c t e d W e s a w To refine teacher’s skills by: Planning collaboratively Looking at video analysis of effective instruction and strategies Developing high quality lesson plans Building teacher capacity through observations and feedback Accepting constructive criticism Looking at and analyzing student work Reflecting on teacher practice and student learning 1 Outcomes 2 W e c o m m itte d o u rs e lv e s to p u rs u e g o a ls W e a c t e d W e a c h i e v e d a n d r e fl e c t e d W e s a w 3 Participant Identification 1 st year of implementation concentrated on 6 th grade teachers 2 nd year added 7 th and 8 th grade English Language Arts 3 rd year added a team from other content areas 26 teachers are participating in 2011-12 3 W e c o m m itte d o u rs e lv e s to p u rsu e g o a ls W e a c t e d W e a c h i e v e d a n d r e fl e c t e d W e s a w 4 Focus and Approach Focus: 1 st year – focus area was on Planning 2 nd year – focus area was on Best Teaching Practices 3 rd year – choice was given: some teams chose planning others differentiation Approach: 1 st year – common subject common grade level * Teams were assigned * No release time 2 nd year – same grade level teams, different subjects that shared students, release time given 3 rd year – assigned partners, different grade level same subject, release time given 4 W e c o m m itte d o u rs e lv e s to p u rsu e g o a ls W e a c t e d W e a c h i e ve d a n d r e fl e c t e d W e s a w Professional development and support have been provided by a coach and site administrators during the 1 st and 2 nd year of implementation Action steps recommended by peers based on observations and student work analysis Weekly collaboration 5 Action Steps 5 W e c o m m itt e d o u rs e lv e s to p u rs u e g o a ls W e a c t e d W e a c h i e v e d a n d r e fl e c t e d W e s a w Increased academic discourse among students Increased focus on the four language domains (L/S/R/W) Showed growth in scores-benchmarks, weekly tests Raised students’ confidence and motivation to speak and become actively engaged Created opportunity for every student to share and take ownership of their learning Created more standards-based independent practice that is aligned to the instruction 6 Results 6 W e c o m m itt e d o u rs e lv e s to p u rs u e g o a ls W e a c t e d W e a c h i e v e d a n d r e fl e c t e d W e s a w 7 Lessons Learned/ Next Steps Lessons Learned: Narrow focus on lesson delivery (heart of teaching the concept/skill/ content) Adopted textbooks, curriculum and independent practice are rarely aligned to standards Personal – it is not easy, growth hurts The process is about what the students’ are learning, not a dog and pony show 7 W e c o m m itt e d o u rs e lv e s to p u rs u e g o a ls W e a c t e d W e a c h i e v e d a n d r e fl e c t e d W e s a w Next Steps: Internalize research-based practices on a daily basis Make it the “Creekside Culture” involve every teacher, every day, every class period, every student Help students transfer what they’ve learned and apply it in other content areas 7 Lessons Learned/ Next Steps 8 School / District: Creekside Middle School / Patterson Joint Unified School District County: Stanislaus _______ Implementation: Initial _____ A Look at Learning Storyboard 2011-2012 We saw We acted We committed ourselves to pursue goals We achieved and reflected

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Page 1: A Look at Learning Storyboard 2011-2012 Doc Library/2012/Creekside_Storyboard_40412.pdf• Focus on meaningful reading and writing • Increased academic discourse among students Needs

A Look At Learning Storyboard 2011-12

We saw We committed ourselves to pursue goals We acted We achieved and reflected

School / District: County: Implementation Stage:

We comm

itted ourselves to pursue goals

We acted

We

achi

eved

and

refle

cted

We saw

Creekside Middle School

Patterson Joint Unified School District Stanislaus Initial

• Close the achievement gap

• Increase EL success

• Develop fluency in academic language

• Enable students to apply what they

could express orally in their

understanding of key concepts in

written form

• Focus on meaningful reading and

writing

• Increased academic discourse among

students

Needs

1

A Look At Learning Storyboard 2011-12

We saw We committed ourselves to pursue goals We acted We achieved and reflected

School / District: County: Implementation Stage:

We committed ourselves to pursue goals

We acted

We achieved and reflected

We

saw

To refine teacher’s skills by:

• Planning collaboratively

• Looking at video analysis of effective

instruction and strategies

• Developing high quality lesson plans

• Building teacher capacity through observations and feedback

• Accepting constructive criticism

• Looking at and analyzing student work

• Reflecting on teacher practice and student learning

1

Outcomes

Creekside Middle School Patterson Joint

Unified School District

Stanislaus Initial

2

A Look At Learning Storyboard 2011-12

We saw We committed ourselves to pursue goals We acted We achieved and reflected

School / District: County: Implementation Stage:

We committed ourselves to pursue goals

We acted

We achieved and reflected

We

saw

3

Participant Identification

• 1st year of implementation

concentrated on 6th grade

teachers

• 2nd year added 7th and 8th grade

English Language Arts

• 3rd year added a team from other

content areas

• 26 teachers are participating in

2011-12

Creekside Middle School

Patterson Joint Unified School District

Stanislaus Initial

3

A Look At Learning Storyboard 2011-12

We saw We committed ourselves to pursue goals We acted We achieved and reflected

School / District: County: Implementation Stage:

We committed ourselves to pursue goals

We acted

We achieved and reflected

We

saw 4

Focus and

Approach

Focus:

• 1st year – focus area was on Planning

• 2nd year – focus area was on Best Teaching

Practices

• 3rd year – choice was given: some teams chose

planning others differentiation

Approach:

• 1st year – common subject common grade level

* Teams were assigned

* No release time

• 2nd year – same grade level teams, different

subjects that shared students, release time

given

• 3rd year – assigned partners, different grade

level same subject, release time given

Creekside Middle School

Patterson Joint Unified School District

Stanislaus Initial

4

A Look At Learning Storyboard 2011-12

We saw We committed ourselves to pursue goals We acted We achieved and reflected

School / District: County: Implementation Stage:

We committed ourselves to pursue goals

We acted

We achieved and reflected

We

saw

• Professional development and

support have been provided by a

coach and site administrators

during the 1st and 2nd year of

implementation

• Action steps recommended by

peers based on observations and

student work analysis

• Weekly collaboration

5

Action Steps

Creekside Middle School

Patterson Joint Unified School District

Stanislaus Initial

5

A Look At Learning Storyboard 2011-12

We saw We committed ourselves to pursue goals We acted We achieved and reflected

School / District: County: Implementation Stage:

We com

mitted ourselves to pursue goals

We

acte

d

We achieved and reflected

We saw

• Increased academic discourse among

students

• Increased focus on the four language

domains (L/S/R/W)

• Showed growth in scores-benchmarks,

weekly tests

• Raised students’ confidence and motivation

to speak and become actively engaged

• Created opportunity for every student to

share and take ownership of their learning

• Created more standards-based

independent practice that is aligned to the

instruction

6

Results

Creekside Middle School

Patterson Joint Unified School District

Stanislaus Initial

6

A Look At Learning Storyboard 2011-12

We saw We committed ourselves to pursue goals We acted We achieved and reflected

School / District: County: Implementation Stage:

We com

mitted ourselves to pursue goals

We

acte

d

We achieved and reflectedW

e saw

7

Lessons

Learned/

Next Steps

Lessons Learned:

• Narrow focus on lesson delivery

(heart of teaching the concept/skill/

content)

• Adopted textbooks, curriculum and

independent practice are rarely

aligned to standards

• Personal – it is not easy, growth

hurts

• The process is about what the

students’ are learning, not a dog

and pony show

Creekside Middle School

Patterson Joint Unified School District

Stanislaus Initial

7

A Look At Learning Storyboard 2011-12

We saw We committed ourselves to pursue goals We acted We achieved and reflected

School / District: County: Implementation Stage:

We com

mitted ourselves to pursue goals

We

acte

d

We achieved and reflected

We saw

Next Steps:

•  Internalize research-based

practices on a daily basis

• Make it the “Creekside Culture”

involve every teacher, every day,

every class period, every student

• Help students transfer what

they’ve learned and apply it in

other content areas

Creekside Middle School

Patterson Joint Unified School District

Stanislaus Initial

7

Lessons

Learned/

Next Steps

8

School / District: Creekside Middle School / Patterson Joint Unified School District County: Stanislaus _______ Implementation: Initial _____

A Look at Learning Storyboard2011-2012

We saw

We acted

We committed ourselves to pursue goals

We achieved and reflected