PLC...Not just another acronym!
-These are the skills that all students must know and be able to do by the end of the year.
-Common Formative assessments are based on these.
What are Essential Standards?
A folder that holds monthly classroom and grade level Evaluate results for Summit.
What is the Summit PLC Data folder?
Practice Safety
Encourage Respect
Act Responsibly
Keep Learning
What are the PBIS Expectations for Summit!
To break down into parts, tell about the parts.
What is analyze?
The colorful addition to one's palate provided by Emily Kellis.
What is Lipsense?
Collective commitments developed by each team to guide members in working together in order to be productive and especially efficient.
What are Team Norms?
The circular, color-coded visual representation of Evaluate results, by question for each month. This data could give you information about your students based on what you have or have not taught.
What is the Strand Wheel?
This form is completed and shared with principals when a student is sent to the office for a major offense.
What is a Office Discipline Referral (ODR)?
To tell the good and the bad, judge it.
What is evaluate?
A fiddle playing, donut making, behavior shaping, positive individual.
Who is Andrew Morton?
What do we want students to know and be able to do? How will we know if they can? What will we do if they can't? What will we do if they already can?
What are the four critical questions of every PLC?
This is to be given cold and results not shared with parents. These are to be used for progress monitoring and data points, not as part of the grade card.
What are the Evaluate tests?
Students should experience predominantly positive interactions (ratio of 5 positives for every negative) in all locations of school.
What is the Power of 5:1?
To hypothesize, make an educated guess.
What is predict?
The person you go to when you don't want to ask an admin a question.
Who is Randy Spargo?
Endurance - Knowledge and skills that are valued beyond a single test date
Leverage - Knowledge and skills that are valued in multiple disciplines
Readiness - Knowledge and skills that are necessary for success in the next grade level or next unit of instruction
What are the criteria for essential standards?
A PLC meeting during the third week of the month that is designated for review of progress and discussion of future best practices.
What is an Evaluate data meeting?
This spot is a place that every classroom has, for students to take a second to themselves or to take a mental break.
What is the Zen Zone?
To back up the information, prove, or provide evidence.
What is Support?
The staff member who's license plate reads: GDBHVR
Who is Noelle Mackey?
-They are more efficient than each teacher working independently
-There is more equity across classrooms
-Teams learn together about instructional strategies & assessment strategies
-They provide a more thorough response for student intervention
What is a Common Formative Assessment (CFA)
-A way to determine small groups
-To confirm or refute a CFA/CSA data point
-To discuss as a team, class and grade level results
-To determine instructional practices that yield highest achievement
Why we should use Evaluate data?
This Tier 2 Intervention is a program to support students in our building who need a little extra help managing their behavior. ... Students check in with an adult at the beginning of each day to be sure they are prepared for class and ready to learn.
What is Check-In/Check-Out?
To create, put together.
What is Formulate?
These two teachers have taught in another district together before coming to Nixa.
Who are LeAndre Jackson and Shelly Newton?