1 / 19

Targets PGP and SV Describe the components of the PGG and PGP.

Targets PGP and SV Describe the components of the PGG and PGP. Identify key parts of a PGP and PGG from a sample. Be able to locate SV material on KDE web site. Determine how SV supports the PGP process. Teachers’ Professional Growth Planning Process.

lynde
Download Presentation

Targets PGP and SV Describe the components of the PGG and PGP.

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Targets PGP and SV Describe the components of the PGG and PGP. Identify key parts of a PGP and PGG from a sample. Be able to locate SV material on KDE web site. Determine how SV supports the PGP process.

  2. Teachers’ Professional Growth Planning Process

  3. Teachers’ Professional Growth Planning Process

  4. Teachers’ Professional Growth Planning Process

  5. PGP= Year Long Process • Initial Reflection • Examine Data • Develop the PGP • Implement the PGP • On-Going Reflection • Evaluate • What’s next? • Collaboration between teacher and supervisor is KEY

  6. The Professional Growth Plan (PGP) is intended to foster personal and professional growth and development of teachers for the purpose of enhancing teacher effectiveness to promote student learning.

  7. PGP – “shoulds” Professional growth plans should _________ • …be grade-specific. • …be relevant to content. • …be personal - based on self-assessment of needs. • …connect student achievement to teacher learning.

  8. Transition

  9. Student Voice Survey

  10. Why is Student Voice important?

  11. Student voice is important because… • …it matters. • …it’s research based (MET study). • …it's not secret.

  12. Click for full report Positive impact Positive impact Positive impact

  13. Multiple Versions • Grades 6-12 and 3-5 (Language • is grade appropriate…) • Grades K – 2 (given orally in small groups) • Administered at the classroom level. • Data reported through CIITS and EDS

  14. PGES – connecting the pieces… Student Voice PGPs

  15. Supporting Material…

  16. Targets PGP and SV Describe the components of the PGG and PGP. Identify key parts of a PGP and PGG from a sample. Be able to locate SV material on KDE web site. Determine how SV supports the PGP process.

  17. Next Steps?

More Related