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Develop engaged and passionate learners K – 12.

Welcome Back, Team Rochester ! August 27, 2012 “The Mission of the Rochester School Department is to ensure quality educational experiences.”. Develop engaged and passionate learners K – 12. When all students are engaged , all students are learning !.

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Develop engaged and passionate learners K – 12.

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  1. Welcome Back, Team Rochester!August 27, 2012“The Mission of the Rochester School Department is to ensure quality educational experiences.”

  2. Develop engaged andpassionate learners K – 12. When all students are engaged, all students are learning!

  3. How do we engage all students?

  4. How do we know they are learning?

  5. What do we do when they don’t get it?

  6. What do we do when they already know it?

  7. How do we engage all students? How do we know they are learning? What do we do when they don’t get it? What do we do when they already know it?

  8. Road Map to Excellence District Goals

  9. What does Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment, Collaboration, Culture & Accountability look like in practice here in Rochester?

  10. District Goals in Action BySeptember of 2013 student learning K-12 in the Rochester School District will be fostered through a competency based instructionalmodel.

  11. Competency Camp Over 60 campers K – 12 participated!

  12. January 2013

  13. http://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/ebrary-provides-content-aligned-with-common-core-standards/attachment/common-core-state-standards/http://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/ebrary-provides-content-aligned-with-common-core-standards/attachment/common-core-state-standards/ • Rigor • Coherence • Focus

  14. Smarter Balanced Ben’s Game World is having a sale on video games. The store is offering a sale pack of 4 video games for $43.80. What is the unit price of a video game in the sale pack? Roberto’s Electronics is also having a sale on video games. The unit price of any video game at Roberto’s Electronics is the same as the unit price of a video game in the sale pack at Ben’s Game World. How much would it cost a customer for 7 video games at Roberto’s Electronics?

  15. Response Ben’s Game World is having a sale on video games. The store is offering a sale pack of 4 video games for $43.80. What is the unit price of a video game in the sale pack? Roberto’s Electronics is also having a sale on video games. The unit price of any video game at Roberto’s Electronics is the same as the unit price of a video game in the sale pack at Ben’s Game World. How much would it cost a customer for 7 video games at Roberto’s Electronics?

  16. Scoring Rubric forMulti-Part Items: Responses to this item will receive 0-2 points, based on the following: 2 points: The student demonstrates a thorough understanding of using ratio and rate reasoning to solve real-world problems. The student gives the unit rate in Part A of $10.95 and the cost of $76.65 for 7 video games in Part B. 1 point: The student demonstrates a partial understanding of using ratio and rate reasoning to solve real-world problems. The student gives the correct unit rate in Part A but answers Part B incorrectly OR the student answers Part A incorrectly but the answer in Part B corresponds to the incorrect answer in Part A. 0 points: The student demonstrates inconsistent or no understanding of using ratio and rate reasoning to solve real-world problems.

  17. RigorDepth of Knowledge

  18. Student Engagement& Learning Plan“Roadmap to Excellence” Highly Effective Instructional & Classroom Management Strategies

  19. "He who learns but does not think, is lost! He who thinks but does not learn is in great danger."   --  Confucius “…writing thinking on paper…”   --  Doug Reeves

  20. Student Engagement & Learning Plan • Collaboration – • District-wide Early Release • October, January, April • Sharing artifacts of implementing the strategies with a focus on student assessment through writing • Unit plan - April • Stage 3: Design Learning Experiences & Instruction

  21. Research Based Instructional Strategies A great deal of your effectiveness as a teacher has to do with your ability to design and implement instructionthat promotes learning. Learning is directly correlated to teacher planning and preparation. Once your plan is complete, you will be able to focus on its implementation.

  22. When Planning Remember to Differentiate Your Instruction “Teach to the top and differentiate for the restof the class.” -Mike Hopkins, August 2011

  23. New Evaluation System

  24. New Evaluation System • Informal observations to assess standards • 10 mini-observations throughout the year • Summative Evaluation every year • Ongoing informal discussion of teacher performance • A yearly meeting to complete a summative evaluation, supervisor and employee bring completed rubrics to the meeting • Final Evaluation document is completed and submitted to the Personnel folder

  25. Mini-Observations • Informal observations and other documented sources may be used as part of the summative evaluation process and post observation summary. • Mini-observations require at least a ten minute observation. • The evaluator shall meet face to face as soon as possible, then follow up with the reflections of observation form as soon as possible. • Mini-observations will not include checklists or long written observations.

  26. Three Year Professional Learning Plan • Replaces the “Form A” • No PEGS! • Reflective Practice • Focus on SMART Goals

  27. Yes, you heard right, NO PEGS!

  28. 5 S’s • Stop • Shift • Share • Sustain • Start

  29. Passion and Persistence

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