procede 2014: creating high effect learning environments
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Creating High Effect Learning Environments
Julie Hobbs, ASSET
Carol Marriott, ASSET
People Passion Proof The Data Difference
PROCEDE 2014
The Plan for Today � Find the facts about Data Truths.
� Understand the data trail sequence, with a focus on “Action”.
� Learn about the components of a high effect learning environment.
� Learn how to help teachers move toward purposeful strategies that achieve their goals using centre administrator and teacher walk-throughs.
I will know that I am successful as a teacher when you can: 1. Identify two or more components of a
high effect learning environment.
2. Identify a “Next step” in moving to action when working with your teachers.
Taking Action
“There is no way to bridge the gap between data and results without changing what is taught, how it is taught, and how it is assessed.” Nancy Love
Data Inquiry Path ACTION
� Develop and implement action plan
� Support changes in practice
� Monitor and assess progress
� Maintain momentum
Classroom Instruction that Works Visible Learning for Teachers
THE FRAMEWORK FOR INSTRUCTIONAL PLANNING
Creating the Environment for Learning
� Setting objectives and providing feedback.
� Reinforcing effort and providing recognition.
� Cooperative learning.
Setting Objectives and Providing Feedback. � Teachers set objectives to ensure that students’
journeys with learning are purposeful.
� Providing feedback specific to learning objectives helps students improve performance and solidify understanding.
What is your take-away from this session?
What is your next step? Next steps?
Name ________________________ School/Centre ____________________________
Email Address__________________ School Board ______________________________
Have a great conference! Julie Hobbs Carol Marriott [email protected] [email protected]