KLA - ISLN Updates

January 2012

Introducing the

Content Specialists

2011/2012 - Beginning the Implementation...

Kentucky Core Academic Standards – Learning Targets

Assessment/ Assessment Literacy (CASL & others)

Characteristics of Highly Effective Teaching and Learning (CHETL)

Leadership

Administration ensures that:

• A vision is set.• Implementation is analyzed at key

points.• Next Steps are determined based

on data.• Resources and professional learning

are available to support teacher implementation.

I can identify strong and weak models.

I can provide effective feedback using a rubric.

I can identify ways to provide feedback to teachers on learning targets.

I can reflect on the implementation of some components of Unbridled Learning within my school or district.

Effective Implementation calls for.....Alignment/Congruency to Standards - targets, instruction, assessment, resources, materials, etc.

Formative Assessment strategies are embedded in instruction leading to standards based assessment

Knowledge/Models of CHETL

Knowledge/Models of 21st Century learning

Collaboration among teachers (effective PLCs)

Focus: Standards Alignment

As a table divide into 2 groups – A & B.

A will read Vignette #1

B will read Vignette #2

Read through the implementation rubric for standards alignment and your assigned Vignette.

Identify what level you would assign.

Using the language of the rubric identify some specific feedback you would give the teacher

Each group shares their assigned level and feedback.

Quality Feedback Directs attention to the learning - points out strengths and offers specific info to guide improvement

Occurs during the learning process.

Addresses partial understanding

Does not do the thinking for the students

Limits correctives to what students can act on in given time

Jan Chappuis

ImplicationsHow did the rubric help you provide feedback?

How did the use of strong and weak models help you understand the expectations?

What difference could these practices make in your district, school and classrooms?

How can you encourage these in your school/ district ?

Foundation of the Work

• Quality Learning targets congruent to standards

If the teacher begins with strong learning targets congruent to the standards......

Clear expectations are communicated to students.

Instruction can be planned to match standards.

Formative assessments can be done daily to inform instruction and student progress.

Summative assessments can be created to check student mastery against standards.

Monitoring Student Learning Targets

Take a stack of post it notes

On each one place one way that you are monitoring learning targets in your school or district

As a table Organize your post it notes to show

ways to monitor learning targets Once you have done that, get a

handout from us and review it: What could you add? How can this be used in your

school or district?

Where are you in the implementation process?

State Leadership Networks - 3 year

January 2012 - 1 1/2 years into the process

Think about where your school, district is at this point.

The Journey

Map your journey. As you do think about your implementation of:

Standards

Formative/Summative Assessment

What might your next steps be?