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Learning About In-House Professional Development from Three Illinois School Districts Batavia, Naperville, and West Aurora October 31 st , 2016

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Learning About In-House Professional Development from

Three Illinois School Districts Batavia, Naperville, and West Aurora

October 31st, 2016

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Dr. Brent Raby Superintendent of

Teaching and Learning

Laura Beatus District Professional

Development Coordinator

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Micro-Credentialing

Cluster 5: Successful Learning by all Students

Cluster 3: Classroom Management

Cluster 1: Clarity of Instructional Purpose & Accuracy of Content

Cluster 2: Safe, Respectful, Supportive, & Challenging Learning Environment

Cluster 4: Student Intellectual Engagement

Connection to Danielson Clusters and Framework

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Instructional Planning ELOs

1. Teachers will be able to design a sequence of learning activities that follows a coherent sequence, is aligned to instructional goals, and is designed to engage students in high-level cognitive activity.

2. The teachers will create opportunities to incorporate rigorous and challenging content that incorporates reading and writing in all content areas to demonstrate mastery.

3. Teachers will be able to execute engaging lessons that have activities where students can explain their thinking of challenging content and/or skills.

4. Teachers design lessons that provide clarity for students about what they are learning and its connection to the larger context of the course

5. The teacher’s explanation of content is clear and invites student participation and thinking through the teacher's response to student inquiry

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ELO 1

100 Level Course

200 Level Course

300 Level Course

ELO 2

100 Level Course

200 Level Course

300 Level Course

EL0 3

100 Level Course

200 Level

Course

300 Level Course

ELO 4

100 Level Course

200 Level Course

300 Level Course

ELO 5

100 Level Course

200 Level Course

300 Level Course

Credential Pathway

Core Competency Workshop

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And Ready for Leadership!

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Kelley Karnick Director Of

Curriculum and Instruction

Tanner Seal Special Education Teacher

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Anna Mautone Special Education Teacher

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Professional Development

Teachers Leading Teachers through Learning Strands

Anna Mautone - Naperville Central High School

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D203 - Naperville Central High School PD History

• Staff led PD began 6 years ago (Literacy Strands / Technology Strands) – Jackie Thornton - Assistant Principal – Literacy Strands / Technology Strands focused

• CCSS redirected focus

• Staff led PD returned 2 years ago

– Technology - 1:1 initiative

• Current PD - Staff led PLC focused

• “Stipend” / staff funding didn’t start until last 2 years – Career 203 “points”

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Copy of Learning strand Facilitator Notes

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1z

jFQsys94-

EBaLCUTZNLNgnwdabigqftYXsHnbW3

NSU/edit?usp=sharing

Copy of NCHS Learning Strands with Descriptions

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XPii02ysg1U-IMOVKXyxf-dslPgOvOiDDhg9Rp6wxBE/edit?usp=sharing

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Career 203 Overview Screenshots of NUEA

Contract

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Benefits and Attributes of the

Model

career 203

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Career 203 Standards

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NUEA Contract Language - Career 203

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxdXpJratGGQTVcyeGJrZzVVdk0/view

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Career 203 Gina Herrmann

Director, Career 203

[email protected]

(630) 420-6320

Anna Mautone

Learning Behavior Specialist

M.Ed. Reading Specialist

Naperville Central High School

630-369-5109

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Next Steps

• I will send out the recorded power point presentations from our three districts and from the IPA and CTQ on micro credentialing

• Next face-to-face meeting on Nov. 16th in Bloomington from 11:00-2:00 to discuss recommendations on teacher leadership, PD and teacher academies on ESSA.