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Voices From the Field. Rick Pardo & Donna Norley Board: Thames Valley DSB Learning Team Facilitator (Professional Learning Cycle) . Thames Valley District School Board Learning Cycle Kick-off Meeting. Powerpoint Templates. Our Board’s Journey. K-8. 7-12. 2009 – present - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Voices From the Field
Rick Pardo & Donna Norley
Board: Thames Valley DSB
Learning Team Facilitator (Professional Learning Cycle)
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Thames Valley District School Board Learning Cycle
Kick-off Meeting
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Our Board’s JourneyK-8
2007- 2009TLCP’s in some schools, Literacy focus
2009 - present Professional Learning
Cycles mandated, Literacy and Mathematics focus
7-122009 – present
Secondary English and Mathematics Learning Cycles mandated, with the expectation that Principals participate in one Learning Cycle
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Facilitators and Support Staff
• Learning Coordinators
• Teachers on Special Assignment
• Differentiated Instruction and Assessment Task Force members
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Preliminary Challenges
• Mandated cycles – time away from classroom and reticent teachers
• Understanding of the process– e.g. Moderation of student work
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Effective ToolsAbility to meet teams where they are –• Facilitation philosophy
• Excellent facilitating skills– Learning Coordinators, T.O.S.A.’s– Task Force members
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Learning Cycle Release Time Structure – 4 half days
Kick-off Meeting Team Meeting Team Meeting Wrap-up Meeting(½ day) (½ day)(½ day) (½ day)
• Weeks of Oct. 17th & 24th
• Regional Sites
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
• Weeks of Nov. 28th & Dec. 5th
• Regional Sites
•Choose evidence-based curriculum area of need
•Select a learning cycle focus
•Plan assessments (diagnostic, summative)
•Determine educator learning
•Introduce STUDENT PATHWAYS JOURNAL
•Moderate diagnostic•Use diagnostic feedback to finalize S.M.A.R.T. goal and summative assessment plans
•Collect and/or create a pool of instructional strategies based on assessment feedback
•Develop and administer formative assessments (moderate, if possible)
•Administer and moderate summative assessment
•Bring student samples from your learning cycle, such as: Moderated student work
that you found challenging, valuable or surprising.
Student feedback - the impact of this learning cycle on their learning
•Reflect on process and product
•Work on Student Pathways Journal
•Set next steps
Web Resources:
www.edugains.ca
www.tvdsb.ca Programs Student Pathways for Success
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Effective Tools
• Leveled flash cards for teacher moderation
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Ongoing Challenges
• All cycles – to change practice– Area of focus based on need– Select appropriate strategies– Follow through
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Effective Tools• Expanding facilitating skills
– Learning Coordinators, T.O.S.A.’s– Task Force members– Team Led meetings– Coordinated Administrator involvement
• Pathways Journal Reflections• Posting of Learning Cycle artifacts• Teacher exit surveys
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Sustainable?
We (at the board) are in the middle of a learning cycle about learning cycles – that’s why we are never done but always improving.
Next steps sustainability ??
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Learning Cycle – Kick-off MeetingKick-off Meeting
(½ day)• Weeks of
Oct. 17th & 24th
• Regional Sites
•Choose evidence-based curriculum area of need
•Select a learning cycle focus
•Plan assessments (diagnostic, summative)
•Determine educator learning
• Class/school/anecdotal data
• Reference curriculum expectations in planning
• Alignment with Dept. and School Improvement Plans
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Learning Cycle – Kick-off MeetingKick-off Meeting
(½ day)• Weeks of
Oct. 17th & 24th
• Regional Sites
•Choose evidence-based curriculum area of need
•Select a learning cycle focus
•Plan assessments (diagnostic, summative)
•Determine educator learning
• Leads to development of S.M.A.R.T. goal
• Limit area of focus to 1-3 curriculum expectations
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Learning Cycle – Kick-off MeetingKick-off Meeting
(½ day)• Weeks of
Oct. 17th & 24th
• Regional Sites
•Choose evidence-based curriculum area of need
•Select a learning cycle focus
•Plan assessments (diagnostic, summative)
•Determine educator learning
• Check that assessments reflect expectations
• Check correlation of diagnostic to summative
• Assessment tools: rubrics, checklists, …
• Plan with the end in mind
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Learning Cycle – Kick-off MeetingKick-off Meeting
(½ day)• Weeks of
Oct. 17th & 24th
• Regional Sites
•Choose evidence-based curriculum area of need
•Select a learning cycle focus
•Plan assessments (diagnostic, summative)
•Determine educator learning
Sharing expertise:• between team members• other teams• program staff• other school staff (resource,
SST, guidance, administration)
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Learning Cycle – Team Meetings
• Moderation process
• Outcomes of the process
• Program staff involvement
Team Meeting Team Meeting(½ day)(½ day)
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
•Moderate diagnostic•Use diagnostic feedback to finalize S.M.A.R.T. goal and summative assessment plans
•Collect and/or create a pool of instructional strategies based on assessment feedback
•Develop and administer formative assessments (moderate, if possible)
•Administer and moderate summative assessment
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Learning Cycle – Team Meetings
• Assessment FOR Learning
S – SpecificM – MeasurableA – AchievableR – Results-basedT – Time-bound
Team Meeting Team Meeting(½ day)(½ day)
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
•Moderate diagnostic•Use diagnostic feedback to finalize S.M.A.R.T. goal and summative assessment plans
•Collect and/or create a pool of instructional strategies based on assessment feedback
•Develop and administer formative assessments (moderate, if possible)
•Administer and moderate summative assessment
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Learning Cycle – Team Meetings• Sharing instructional
best practices
• Other learning resources Learning Classroom Learning Classroom 2.0 Program staff TVDSB & EduGains
websites
• Monitor alignment of strategies and student needs
Team Meeting Team Meeting(½ day)(½ day)
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
•Moderate diagnostic•Use diagnostic feedback to finalize S.M.A.R.T. goal and summative assessment plans
•Collect and/or create a pool of instructional strategies based on assessment feedback
•Develop and administer formative assessments (moderate, if possible)
•Administer and moderate summative assessment
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Learning Cycle – Team Meetings
• Assessment FOR/AS learning
• Reflect on the effectiveness of formative strategies
Team Meeting Team Meeting(½ day)(½ day)
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
•Moderate diagnostic•Use diagnostic feedback to finalize S.M.A.R.T. goal and summative assessment plans
•Collect and/or create a pool of instructional strategies based on assessment feedback
•Develop and administer formative assessments (moderate, if possible)
•Administer and moderate summative assessment
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Learning Cycle – Team Meetings
• Summative moderation
• Analyze student progress
• Start reflections
• Complete before Wrap-up meeting
Team Meeting Team Meeting(½ day)(½ day)
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
• School Based• Scheduled at
team’s discretion
•Moderate diagnostic•Use diagnostic feedback to finalize S.M.A.R.T. goal and summative assessment plans
•Collect and/or create a pool of instructional strategies based on assessment feedback
•Develop and administer formative assessments (moderate, if possible)
•Administer and moderate summative assessment
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Learning Cycle – Wrap-up Meeting
Wrap-up Meeting Date: Wed. Nov. 30th, 8 – 11 AM
Other items to share:• Effective instructional strategies• Developed Lessons
• Posting of Learning Cycle materials
Wrap-up Meeting(½ day)
• Weeks of Nov. 28th & Dec. 5th
• Regional Sites
•Bring student samples from your learning cycle, such as: Moderated student work
that you found challenging, valuable or surprising.
Student feedback - the impact of this learning cycle on their learning
•Reflect on process and product
•Work on Student Pathways Journal
•Set next steps
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Learning Cycle – Wrap-up Meeting
• Share teacher and student experiences impacting teacher practice
• S.M.A.R.T. goal results
Wrap-up Meeting(½ day)
• Weeks of Nov. 28th & Dec. 5th
• Regional Sites
•Bring student samples from your learning cycle, such as: Moderated student work
that you found challenging, valuable or surprising.
Student feedback - the impact of this learning cycle on their learning
•Reflect on process and product
•Work on Student Pathways Journal
•Set next steps
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Learning Cycle – Wrap-up Meeting
• Learning Cycle Team form(Student Pathways Journal)
• Release-time funding forms (Secondary Learning Cycle PD Form & Cross-panel Elementary Pd Form)
Wrap-up Meeting(½ day)
• Weeks of Nov. 28th & Dec. 5th
• Regional Sites
•Bring student samples from your learning cycle, such as: Moderated student work
that you found challenging, valuable or surprising.
Student feedback - the impact of this learning cycle on their learning
•Reflect on process and product
•Work on Student Pathways Journal
•Set next steps
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Learning Cycle – Wrap-up Meeting
• Impact of learning cycle on future work with students and teachers
• Completion and submission of Pathways Journal by principal, Wednesday, Dec. 21st
Wrap-up Meeting(½ day)
• Weeks of Nov. 28th & Dec. 5th
• Regional Sites
•Bring student samples from your learning cycle, such as: Moderated student work
that you found challenging, valuable or surprising.
Student feedback - the impact of this learning cycle on their learning
•Reflect on process and product
•Work on Student Pathways Journal
•Set next steps