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Marylawn of the Oranges Faculty Orientation September 1, 2010

Marylawn of the Oranges Faculty Orientation September 1, 2010. Christine H. Lopez Principal. for we are all one in Jesus Christ. Opening Inspiration. Welcome to our New Year!!!. The mission of your school…. Ice Breaker…. Teacher Bingo In each word block write: Name of person

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Marylawn of the Oranges Faculty Orientation September 1, 2010

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  1. Marylawn of the OrangesFaculty OrientationSeptember 1, 2010 Christine H. Lopez Principal for we are all one in Jesus Christ

  2. Opening Inspiration

  3. Welcome to our New Year!!! The mission of your school…..

  4. Ice Breaker… Teacher Bingo • In each word block write: • Name of person • Example of a way how the concept was incorporated into his/her/your teaching • 5 across, down, diagonal… • Winners…

  5. CARS!!!

  6. CASH!!!

  7. Exotic Vacations!!!

  8. Introductions… New Members of the School Family Student Activities Department Chairs Leadership Teams Review of Past Procedures Veteran staff introduces new staff…

  9. New Middle School Middle School!!! • Head Teacher “in charge”. • Home base is room 214. • Different winter uniform • Own Club Period – T, W, Th • Extra help – M,W and Th • NO LOCKER BREAKS • No extra time • No bags or purses Includes grades 7 & 8.

  10. New Days @ Marylawn Scheduling • Five day schedule 7:45 am – 3:18 pm • NO HOMEROOM • One Club Period – T, W, Th • Extra help – M,W and Th • NO LOCKER BREAKS • No extra time • No bags or purses One club is required.

  11. New Days @ Marylawn Contracts • School-wide class rules • Discipline steps • Hall presence • PDPs • Certification • Moderator Changes • Health Ins. NOT changed They are work, but now they look pretty cute.

  12. New Days @ Marylawn Room Changes • Front Office • Faculty Room • Professional Development • Inst. Advancement • Admissions • Development • Conference Room • Middle School

  13. Highlights for 2010-2011 • Finance • Guidance • Media Center • Technology • Admissions • Student Discipline • Professional Development • PDPs • Job-Embedded • Goals for the Year • 75th Anniversary!!!

  14. Finance Office Procedures for Finance • Budget approvals • Requisitions • Payroll • Reimbursement • Benefits • Other important things…

  15. Guidance Message “What you will want to know!” • College applications • Recommendations • Scheduling • Calling out/Class coverage • Final word…

  16. Library Media Center Research Options… • Every student succeeds @ your library @ school or @ home… • Web site: www.marylawn.eboard.com • Card Catalog: http://mao.scoolaid.net • Library procedures • Visits • Hours

  17. Technology @ Marylawn • “What do I need to know?…” • New Website E-mail • Outlook • Web-based • Trouble-shooting Procedures

  18. Admissions and Marketing • “What will we be doing in Admissions?…” – • How can we all help?…. • School visits • New approaches • OPEN HOUSE • Back to School BBQ

  19. Welcome to our Anniversary!!!! • Introduction… • What can you expect?… • Bonfire???? • Welcome Back Barbeque • Opening Mass – October 2nd • GALA – November 19th @ Grand Summit Hotel • Etc., Etc., Etc. • Closing Carnival

  20. Professional Development “What is a professional development plan?” Guideline for improving instruction and learning.

  21. Professional Development “What counts toward your PDP?” • In-service Programs • Approved local PD experiences • Workshops and conferences • Approved readings and courses

  22. Professional Development Key terminology • Pedogagy – “best practice” steps to instruction • Formative Assessment – evaluating students DURING the lesson (check for understanding) • Summative Assessment – evaluating students at the END of the lesson (test or a quiz) • Lesson Planning – objective, procedures, assessment, closure • Higher-Order Thinking – analysis and synthesis • Inquiry-Based Learning – Cause and effect

  23. Professional Development Tools for Professional Educations • Prayer • At the start of every class • Pedogagy • Focus students on lesson • Maintain a smooth flow and momentum • Apply study guidelines • Use materials, media, and technology • Communicates with parents and administration • Continued…

  24. Professional Development Tools for Professional Educations • Lesson planning • Follow lesson plans • Plan according to students’ various learning styles • Communicate the purpose of every lesson • Assessment • Cognizant of what goes on in class • Revises instruction on the spot when not going well • Evaluates and improves class instruction

  25. Professional Development Teacher who promote student growth… • Use recent research and technology • Apply classroom management research • Articulate information clearly, verbally, visually, and kinetically • See that students perform at or above expectations • Plan instructional strategies with increasing complexity • Apply higher-order thinking skills

  26. Curriculum Mapping What is the purpose of curriculum mapping? • Knowledge of what is taught in other classes • Knowledge of when something is taught • Identify gaps in student learning • Increase interdisciplinary learning and teaching

  27. Mapping Phases • Phase 1 – Collect the data • Phase 2 – The first read through (along) • Phase 3 – Mixed group review session (teachers from different departments) • Phase 4 – Large group review (all faculty) • Phase 5 – Determine which points can be revised immediately • Phase 6 – Determine points that will require long-term research and development (gaps/repetition) • Phase 7 – Review of cycle continues every year

  28. Response to Intervention Student Behavior Curriculum • Tier One - Consistency • Teachers • Tier Two – Behavior Modification • Teachers and Dean of Students • Tier Three – Behavior Contracts • Dean of Students

  29. Tier One Consistency – Teachers • Class Room Rules • Consequences • Behavior Tracking • Forms for convenience • Communication with office

  30. Tier Two Behavior Modification – Teachers • Check-N-Connect • Starts in the Main Office • Continues into the Classroom • Ends in the Main Office

  31. Tier Three Behavior Contracts • Individual Contracts made with the student and parent

  32. Class Room Rules • Students will be respectful at all times. • Students will follow teacher’s directions the first time given. • Students will complete and submit on time. • Students will be in their seat and prepared for class when the bell rings. • Students will keep hands, feet, objects and other body parts themselves. • Students will refrain from drinking or chewing in class.

  33. Consequences Consequences • Step 1: Redirect the student. • Step 2: Remind the student of the classroom rule. • Step 3: Issue the student a warning. • Step 4: Hold the student after class for one minute out of • passing time to their next class. • Step 5: Ask the student to stay after school in detention with • you, the teacher. • Step 6: Call the parent. • Step 7: Refer the student to the Dean of Students.

  34. Crisis Management Plan The manual covers the procedures to be enacted during specific crisis situations. There will be an announcement over the PA system indicating the particular crisis preceded by a color code prefix.

  35. Code White Code White: indicates that this is a training exercise. There is NO actual threat or crisis situation. If it is announced, “Attention this is a code white bomb threat,” everyone should follow the procedure; however remain aware that there is NO threat or event.

  36. Code Red Code Red: the same procedures apply as in a code white, however this is an ACTUAL threat or event.

  37. Command and Control In every instance the “command post” will be the main office. If the chain of command in the administration is disrupted in any way the empty post will be filled by the next administrator in line. THE RESPOSIBILITIES OF THE CLASSROOM TEACHER ARE NOT TO BE ALTERED OR DISRUPTED FOR ANY REASON.

  38. Emergency Boxes: • Each classroom will have a box in case of emergency. In addition, each classroom should be equipped with a bucket and toilet paper. The contents of the box should be as follows: • a red card • a white card • two large sheets of paper • attendance lists • sanitary items • rubber gloves • first aid kit • duct tape • candles • matches • light sticks • Emergency Phone Numbers: • Police Department: 973-763-3000 • Fire Department: 973-762-3200

  39. Types of Events

  40. Summary and Questions We need to be prepared for a variety of possible incidents. The protocol for each procedure has been setup by the state and archdiocese. We will need to practice in order to ensure the procedures are properly enacted.

  41. Looking forward to working with you…… Thank you & Good Luck in the academic year! Christine H. Lopez, Principal

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