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Engaging in Observation to Ensure Instructional Growth. Leadership I and II January 2011. Linda Wise. Chief Academic Officer. CONGRATULATIONS Lime Kiln Middle School. Maryland Blue Ribbon School. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Engaging in Observation
to Ensure Instructional
GrowthLeadership I and II
January 2011
Linda Wise Chief Academic Officer
CONGRATULATIONS Lime Kiln Middle School
Maryland Blue Ribbon School
“ If we are to persuade all students to do quality work, we must involve
them deeply in the process of evaluating their own work as they do
it! This is concurrent evaluation.” William Glasser
Ray Brown Chief Financial Officer
Systemic Expectations
Know your students and the differentiated supports in place to ensure their success
Ensure students receive exemplary instruction that prepares them for college and careers
Have a process in place for continuously monitoring student progress
Develop a relationship with students and their families
Today’s Outcomes: Receive updates on the Superintendent’s FY’12
Operating Budget Receive updates on Race To The Top Examine current best practices in observation of
the co-teaching classroom Engage in collaborative dialogue about best
practices in purposeful observation Engage in panel discussion about best practices
when observing in the related arts classroom Establish essential elements for documenting
teacher observation Enhance relationships between and among DOI
colleagues.
Vision of Exemplary
Teaching for Student
Learning
http://mlis.state.md.us/2010rs/billfile/HB0059.htm
"When you consistently embed coaching into your leadership practices, you will feel the competence,
confidence, and courage to engage in conversations that lead to transformational change.”Coaching for Results
January Lead TeamWilliam Barnes, Coordinator Secondary MathematicsMichael Caldwell, Assistant Principal, Talbott Springs ESSharon Kramer, Instructional Facilitator, Career and Technology EducationKay Sammons, Coordinator, Elementary Mathematics Melissa Shindell, Principal, Clarksville MSTroy Todd, Principal, Running Brook ES
Gina Massella
Principal, Howard High School
Reflection
On a scale of 1 to 10 predict how you
would be rated as an observer.
Purposeful Observation
• Analyze classroom instruction with a focus on student learning behaviors;
• Evaluate the effectiveness of instruction based on evidence of student learning;
• Communicate through specific oral and written feedback the cause and effect relationship between teaching behaviors and student learning.
Shifting the Observation Process
Maryland State Department of Education: Division for Leadership Development PC #3
Think Abouts
The Purposeful Observation must be done by the Purposeful Observer
Maryland State Department of Education: Division for Leadership Development PC #24
The observation
process is an
opportunity for
individual,
differentiated
professional
development.
Troy Todd
Principal, Running Brook Elementary School
Reflecting as Purposeful Observer
Concurrent SessionsBALLROOM A
Documenting Teacher Performance
BALLROOM BObserving in the Co-Teaching Classroom
BALLROOM CUsing Observation to Ensure Teacher Growth
COMMUNITY ROOMObserving the Related Arts Teacher