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WaytogoRI ILP Kick Off Webinar 2014-15

WaytogoRI ILP Kick Off Webinar 2014-15. Topics. Topics. ILP Vision.

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WaytogoRI ILP Kick Off Webinar 2014-15

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  1. WaytogoRI ILP Kick Off Webinar 2014-15

  2. Topics

  3. Topics

  4. ILP Vision The ILP documents students’ interests, needs, supports, course selections, transition strategies and activities, and other learning experiences both in and out of school. The ILP produces a thoughtful program of study and planning guide leading students to proficiency for graduation and post-secondary experiences.

  5. What is an ILP? • ILP = Individual Learning Plan • ILPs provide students with a road map to the future and a record of the past. • The ILP is a dynamic tool that maps academic plans, and reflects each student’s unique set of interests, needs, and learning goals.

  6. Waytogo ILP Targets for 2014-15 Targets for the coming school year: • 10% more schools using the WTGRI ILP system • 10% more students starting an ILP • 10% more students completing an ILP • 100 schools trained • Parent campaign for WTGRI and ILP

  7. Topics

  8. Key Dates • Training: September / October • Quarterly webinars • ILP process is ongoing but should be initiated by October of each school year • Tracking reports are run monthly

  9. Topics

  10. School ILP Team

  11. School Team Roles

  12. Implementation Steps

  13. Elements of Implementation Plan • ILP Implementation: set-up, timeline and school goal-setting • Framework for student competencies in three domains: • Academic • Personal/Social • Career • Training and outreach strategies for key stakeholders: • Students • Educators / Counselors / Advisors • Administrators • Family • ILP reporting schedule • ILP year-end goal review

  14. Topics

  15. Professional Development On-site training for school leads: • Monday, September 22, 2014 – Alan Shawn Feinstein Middle School, Coventry • Wednesday, September 24, 2014 – Pawtucket Administration Building, Pawtucket On-site training for practitioners: • Tuesday, September 23, 2014 – Alan Shawn Feinstein Middle School, Coventry • Thursday, September 25, 2014 – Pawtucket Administration Building, Pawtucket

  16. Topics

  17. Benefits of the New ILP

  18. Benefits of the New ILP for Students • Grade-based pages of assigned activities in student portfolios • Activities completed in class or independently • Guidance available including web tutorials • Follow sequential path or complete in any order • Reflects work performed anywhere in the system • Parent reviews

  19. Student ILP in Action WaytogoRI.org

  20. Benefits of the New ILP for Professionals • Student tracking reports for school professionals • Overall ILP progress • Specific activity completion • Activity outcome reports – aggregate results or outcomes by student • Evidence for diploma system review • Guidance and web materials available to help navigate new ILP

  21. Professional ILP Procenter. WaytogoRI.org

  22. Topics

  23. Running Reports Procenter. WaytogoRI.org

  24. Topics

  25. Contact Information • For information about ILP requirements: Diana Crowley - RIDE 401-222-8472. Diana.Crowley@ride.ri.gov • For information on WaytogoRI: Lisa Shevlin 401-736-1147 lshevlin@riheaa.org

  26. Questions and Comments

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