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3 Tiered Problem Solving Model - ANSTier 1: Work by T in classroom
Tier 2: SST team creates intervention plan within general curriculum
Tier 3: Referral to SpEd team for assessment & help
5 Models of PD - ANS1) Individually guided development
2) Observation and Assessment
3) Involvement in development and improvement process
4) Training
5) Inquiry
IPDP- Individual Professional Development Plan
A career academy is
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A Leader's Effective Vision Includes: - ANS1
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Ones personal vision of the school
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An "acceptable use policy" is created by school districts to regulate _____________
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Backward Planning - ANSA strategy in which you start with the end goal and plan
activities & assessments backwards to determine the steps needed to get to the end
goal
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~event, circumstance, or background of the problem you are solving
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~summary: brief statement of the key recommendations you have reached
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~closing: close with a courteous ending that states what action you want your reader to
take and contact info
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threshold
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School - ANS1
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High stand
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Effective school leadership
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& comm
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Curriculum, instr
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Focused PD
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~treats S's & T's with admiration & respect
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~celebrates accomplishments of all
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Effective Classroom Management Strategies Include: - ANS1
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appropriate physical layout
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~external change agents (laws)
Factors that impact Implementation - ANS~Characteristics of Change
*do workers see need for change?
*clarity about goals & needs
*complexity: Is the solution a radical change from normal?
*quality & practicality of program: does it work right every time?
~Local Factors
*District or LEA (mandate)
*principal
*teachers
*Community
~External
*Gov't
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Format of a memo (beginning) - ANSTo, From, Date, Subject
Formulating a Vision Involves Knowing: - ANS1
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Unique characteristics of that population?
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How do you define quality teaching?
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How can you best utilize school wide data?
Garbage Can Model of Decision Making - ANSparties deposit ideas into the can and are
selected from a set of solutions that are in-congruent
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Lopez decision by the U
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Supreme Court, school
leaders are obligated to do which of the following before imposing a suspension? ANSArrange for a hearing where all sides, including the student's, have an opportunity
to be heard
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Board of Education the Supreme court held that public tax money could
be used to transport students to religious schools on the basis of the _____________
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*supporting continual learning & PD of teachers
*strong vision for quality curriculum & instruction
*recruiting school & community supporters
*giving constructive feedback, suggestions & praise
*model what works
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Instructional Strategies that affect student achievement (McRel) - ANS1
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summarizing & note taking
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homework & practice
5
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cooperative learning
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generating & testing hypotheses
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~established a TK program beginning in the 2012-2013 school year
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- ANSthe equal protection clause of the 14th amendment
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~1 benefit: holistic observation of school culture & climate
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Kurtzman) - ANSThe Lemon Test is a three-step process to
check if a law violates the First Amendment of the U
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Constitution
Main Types of Educational Data - ANS~achievement
~demographic
~program
~perception
Norm-referenced - ANSa test that compares a student's performance against a group
Observation (Clinical Supervision Process) - ANSstep 2: principal observes teacher
during a lesson
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This is how we do it
now
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- ANS~purpose of change isn't clear
~participants in change aren't part of the planning
~appeal for change based on personal reasons
~habit patterns of work group are ignored
~poor communication

~fear of failure
~excessive work pressure
~cost is too high or reward too low for making change
~present situation is satisfactory
~lack of trust/respect in change initiator
Performance Based Planning - ANSDisaggregating district or school data to assess
needs, inform & design future lessons
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Pre-Observation Conference(Clinical Supervision Process) - ANSStep 1: principal &
teacher meet to discuss shared goals
Primary Barriers to S Achievement - ANS~S attitudes & beliefs
~T expectations & beliefs
~Family Issues
~School Culture
Principles of Effective Character Ed
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promotes core ethical & performance
values
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caring school community
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meaningful & challenging curriculum
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staff=ethical learning community
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school=partners w/ families & community
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As a result it
receives more than _____ of the state's General Fund resources
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SMART Goal stands for: - ANSSpecific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic/Relevant
Time-Bound
strategic planning - ANSsetting district-wide goals to achieve desired results in many
areas
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of
School Psych's) - ANS1
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positive behavioral supports & social skills training
3
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in-school suspension
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teacher support teams (intervention assistance teams)
student handbook - ANS~communicates school behavioral norms
~codes of conduct
~student rights and responsibilities
~unacceptable behavior
~procedures for due process and appeals
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ANSschool board
The "Parent Empowerment" law (Article 3 of SBX54) - ANS~parents can 'trigger' school
change
~If majority of parents at a school sign a petition they will be given the option of all of the
following reforms

**child scholarship to go to a private school
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**send their child to another public school
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The 1997 reauthorization of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
introduced important changes in the provision of special education services for students
with disabilities
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- ANSstudents with disabilities have:
~access to,
~involvement in &
~progress in the general curriculum
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Vision & Mission - ANSVision-- what school plans to achieve
Mission-- how to achieve it (purpose, priority, requirements, operational cornerstones)
What are characteristics of an effective professional development plan? - ANS~Driven
by desired results
~Focused on specific standards
~Collaborative by design
~Integrated into school and classroom planning
~Linked to best practices in day-to-day work
What are collaborative cohorts? - ANS
What are considered to be special populations as defined by the Carl D
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~Plan a study lesson that focuses on one goal
~Teach the study lesson
~Observe others who teach the study lesson
~Debrief the study lesson experience (Edutopia, 11_20_13)

What are some instructional strategies that positively affect student learning? ANS~Summarizing and note taking
~Homework and practice
~Cooperative learning
~Generating and testing hypotheses
What are the main factors affecting teacher retention? - ANSlack of:
~administrative support
~compensation
~preparation
What does PERB have the authority to do? - ANSissue orders to accomplish the
purposes and policies of the statutes it administers
What is a PLC? - ANSProfessional Learning Community
Big Ideas
*ensuring students learn
*culture of collaboration
*focus on results
Essential Questions
~What do we want each student to learn?
~How will we know when each student has learned it?
~How will we respond when a student experienced difficulty in learning? (R
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~overall structures
~patterns and cycles in systems,
~rather than seeing only specific events in the system
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What is the most important reason for putting systems in place for monitoring and
revising school programs, plans and opportunities? - ANSThe school community can
quickly identify discrepancies between current and desired outcomes so that course
corrections can be made based on the information gained
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What makes a "Good School" (Character Education Partnership)? - ANSPositive culture
-highest expectation & support for:
*student achievement
*responsible social behavior

--lifelong learners & ethical citizens in 21st C

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