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Student-Friendly Outcomes & Daily Strategic Agendas

Student-Friendly Outcomes & Daily Strategic Agendas. Presented by Jaclyn Anderson SHS Literacy Coach Wanda McCall, SHS Principal. Student-Friendly Outcomes. Why???

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Student-Friendly Outcomes & Daily Strategic Agendas

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  1. Student-Friendly Outcomes & Daily Strategic Agendas Presented by Jaclyn Anderson SHS Literacy Coach Wanda McCall, SHS Principal

  2. Student-Friendly Outcomes • Why??? • Students need to know what they are expected to know and/or do as a result of your instruction • When others enter your room, they need to know what you expect your students to know and/or do as a result of your instruction

  3. Student-Friendly Outcome Examples… What it is NOT: The students will learn how to summarize given passages. What it IS: The students will write summary statements for given passages. **********************************************What it is NOT: The students will understand summary statements. What it IS: The students will identify summary statements for given passages.

  4. What Should be on My Whiteboard Every Day? Daily Strategic Agenda Standards: Write out the standard & standard number Daily Outcomes: Students will…(Explain your outcome in student-friendly terms, and use Bloom’s Taxonomy verbs.) Bell-Ringer: List the strategy (and question/statement stem if applicable)***The Bell-Ringer is not your Before Strategy, but use a Before Strategy as your Bell-Ringer. Think of it as your warm-up before you begin your lesson. Before: List the strategy (think-pair-share, quick write, etc.) During: List the strategy (chunking text, jot notes, etc.) After: List the strategy (exit pass, think-write-share, etc.)

  5. Example of What Should be on My Whiteboard Every Day? Agenda Standards: S.S. AHSGE 4.1- Identify and evaluate events, causes, and effects of the Civil War Era Daily Outcomes: The students will identify key events and people of the Civil War. Bell-Ringer: QuickWrite: What events led to the Civil War? Before: ABC Brainstorm During: Concept Map After: Think-Write-Share

  6. Daily Strategic Agenda Non-Negotiables… • A current Daily Strategic Agenda MUST be posted EVERY DAY. • Agenda MUST have ALL components. • Outcomes MUST be written in student-friendly terms…use Bloom’s Taxonomy verbs! Visit this site: http://www.teachervision.fen.com/tv/printables/misc07/BloomsTaxonomyVerbs.pdf • Standards MUST be posted in your room...this is why you are able to only write the standard number on your Daily Strategic Agenda! • Daily Strategic Agendas will be checked regularly by Mrs. McCall and/or her designees.

  7. Need Further Assistance??? • You will receive labels for your whiteboards to help you label every component of your Daily Strategic Agenda via email. ( I will also send this PowerPoint.) • Your instructional coaches are available to assist you as you learn to make the Daily Strategic Agenda a part of your daily instructional routine. • If you have further questions, please see me or Mrs. Goings or email us at jaclyn.anderson@selmacityschools.org or ghytana.goings@selmacityschools.org

  8. It’s going to be a… School Year!!!

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