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Framework for Preventing School Dropout

Explore the Indiana Department of Education's principles for supporting student success, focusing on readiness, rigour, relevance, relationships, redesign, re-tooling, and resources. Learn how addressing learning barriers, enhancing teaching practices, and fostering positive relationships can help reduce dropout rates and increase educational retention. Discover the importance of connecting academic content to the real world, offering flexible options for students, and providing ongoing professional development. Uncover the significance of human, monetary, and teaching resources in promoting innovation and positive student outcomes.

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Framework for Preventing School Dropout

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  1. Framework for Preventing School Dropout Indiana Department of Education

  2. Principles for Supporting Student Success • Readiness • Rigour • Relevance • Relationships • Redesign • Re-tooling • Resources

  3. Readiness • “Learning and literacy barriers must be identified, addressed and corrected through targeted early intervention”

  4. Rigour • “Challenging curricula and effective teaching practices are essential to ensuring students graduate from school prepared for higher education and the workforce”

  5. Relevance • “Making connections between academic content and the real-world is the key to keeping students engaged and in school”

  6. Relationships • “Supporting students through positive relationships is vital to educational retention and school completion” • Mentoring

  7. Redesign • “Offering options, flexibility and personalisation is crucial to keeping students engaged and in school”

  8. Re-tooling • “Ongoing, practical and relevant professional development is fundamental to promoting innovation and positive student outcomes in the classroom”

  9. Resources • Human resources • Monetary resources • Teaching and learning resources

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