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Archived Information Archived Information Creating and Creating and Implementing Student Implementing Student Advisories Advisories Joseph DiMartino The Education Alliance at Brown University Dr. John Clarke Mount Abraham High School; Bristol, VT

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Archived InformationArchived InformationCreating and Implementing Creating and Implementing

Student AdvisoriesStudent AdvisoriesJoseph DiMartino

The Education Alliance at Brown UniversityDr. John Clarke

Mount Abraham High School; Bristol, VT

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The mission of the American high school has changed…

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No Child Left Behind

New era of accountability nationally: Schools held to new standards Principals expected to be instructional leaders Teachers required to reach all students

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Publications Featuring Personalization Publications Featuring Personalization and Advisoriesand Advisories

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Breaking Ranks… “The high school of the 21st Century must

be much more student-centered and above all much more personalized in programs, support services and intellectual rigor.”

Breaking Ranks: Changing an American Institution

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Personalized Learning Study Education Alliance at Brown Seven High Schools in 2000 Shadowed 21 students in all 7 schools Characterize student needs Describe school structures Characterize interactions

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Student Needs and School Practices: Building Relationships

Voice Equity

Recognition

Need Practice

Relationship

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Student Needs and School Practices: Building Relationships

Belonging Community

Acceptance

Need Practice

Relationship

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Student Needs and School Practices: Building Relationships

Choice Opportunity

Trust

Need Practice

Relationship

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Student Needs and School Practices: Building Relationships

Freedom Responsibility

Respect

Need Practice

Relationship

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Student Needs and School Practices: Building Relationships

Imagination Challenge

Purpose

Need Practice

Relationship

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Student Needs and School Practices: Building Relationships

Success ExpectationsConfirmation

Need Practice

Relationship

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Definition of PersonalizationPersonalization is a learning process in which schools help students assess their own talents and aspirations, plan a pathway toward their own purposes, work cooperatively with others on challenging tasks, maintain a record of their explorations, and demonstrate learning against clear standards in a wide variety of media, all with the close support of adult mentors and guides

(Clarke, 2003)

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What is an Advisory? Supportive and stable peer group that meets

regularly with an advisor Organizational structure in which one small

group of students identifies with and belongs to one educator, who nurtures, advocates for, and shepherds through school the individuals in the group

Caring environment for academic guidance and support, everyday administrative details, recognition and activities to promote citizenship

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What an advisory is NOT: Substitute for Guidance Counselor Mental Health Therapist Homeroom Monitor

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Evidence of Success in Advisories Studies have shown the following results in schools

where advisories have been implemented:• Improved academic achievement• Reduction in failing grades• Increase in test scores• Increased rate of taking college entrance exams• Significant increase in student attendance• Reduction of dropouts

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Five Key Dimensions of Successful Advisory Programs1. A stated purpose2. Thoughtful organization3. Relevant advisory program content4. Ongoing assessment5. Strong leadership

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Contact Info

The Education Alliance at Brown University222 Richmond Street, Suite 300Providence, RI 02903-4226

Phone: 401-274-9548 E-mail: [email protected]: 401-421-7650Web: www.alliance.brown.edu