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7/30/2015 Continuous Improvement: Our Foundation for Success Tesha A. Ruley | Daniel P. Butler @TeshaAnneRuley | @danpbutler tesha.ruley@wdbqschools.org | dan.butler@wdbqschools.org Intended Outcome Leaders will understand how data centers,


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Tesha A. Ruley | Daniel P. Butler @TeshaAnneRuley | @danpbutler tesha.ruley@wdbqschools.org | dan.butler@wdbqschools.org

Intended Outcome

Leaders will understand how data centers, assessment walls, and social media have been utilized to increase student achievement, enhance family engagement, while fostering a culture of improvement.

Our Foundation

Focus on improvement | Preschool-12th grade alignment

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Classroom Data Centers

SMART goals Progress data Strategic plans

Data Folders

Students track individual progress

Individual goals set (aligned to classroom goals) (which are aligned to building goals)

Building Data Center

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Joseph Grenny’s 6 Sources of Influence: ❖ Love what they hate ❖ Help them do what they can’t ❖ Provide Encouragement ❖ Provide Assistance ❖ Change their economy ❖ Change their environment

Assessment Wall: A Culture of C.I.

Who: Classroom teachers, instructional coach, interventionists, administrator What: Triangulation & discussion of student needs...what next! When: Following benchmarks & monthly move opportunities Where: In front of the assessment wall and around a table Why: Support--students & teachers How: Data sheets to inform discussion

Assessment Wall Process Assessment Wall Process

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Assessment Wall Process Assessment Wall Process

  • Use your student data sheet to determine a placement on the wall for your
  • student. Mark this category on your student card.

Below Basic--BB Basic--B Proficient--P Advanced--A OR Met--M Not Yet--NY

  • Now look at the code on the back. What next for this student? Is extra

support needed? If so, is it already in place? If not, what is your plan?

Interactive Activity

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EES/FES Websites | Facebook | Remind | Storify Twitter (small following | big mistake)

Engaging Beyond Our 4 Walls

Take 2 minutes to reflect on your own or talk to someone about:

  • Benefits of connecting your school or classroom
  • Challenges of connecting your school or classroom
  • Questions/other thoughts

Why Connect?

  • Celebrate the good | Control the message
  • Family engagement
  • Increase student achievement
  • Tell the story of our schools

Our Purpose

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  • Define your purpose
  • Meet your people where they are
  • Foster a growth mindset toward connectivity/improvement

Maximize Your Impact

Academic Family Nights Purposes: ❖ Build and enhance relationships ❖ Share information ❖ Bring families into the school beyond conferences ❖ Teach strategies ❖ Tell our story Continuous Improvement: A Partnership with Families Reaching out to Families Make the connection: ❖ Letter ❖ Remind text ❖ Personal phone call ❖ Handwritten letter ❖ Facebook posts Create a purpose!

Continuous Improvement: A Partnership with Families

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Continuous Improvement: A Partnership with Families

Connecting families with families Building home libraries Breaking down the four walls Creating understanding (Iowa Assessments) Growing skills Partnering in vision Celebrate accomplishments- performances

  • Teacher Leadership and Compensation
  • Teacher choice and voice
  • “When you insist, they will resist”
  • Personalized Professional Learning
  • Session Examples

Instructional Coaching

  • 1. WCEDD
  • 1. Voxer
  • 1. Twitter (#Hashtags)

Personalized Professional Learning

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Mobile phone app (walkie talkie app for smartphones) Voice messaging w/ voice clips, text, and pictures How is this used | What are the benefits?

  • Live example
  • Teacher | Principal

Voxer

  • Easy, quick communication w/ individuals and groups
  • Seamless collaboration
  • Book studies, scenario-based podcasts
  • Walkthrough Feedback
  • Walkthrough 1
  • Walkthrough 2

Voxer

  • Think of hashtags as television channels such as ESPN, CNN, etc.
  • Different channels provide different information; similar w/ hashtag
  • Popular hashtags to follow:
  • #iaedchat
  • #edchat
  • #tlap
  • #satchat
  • #saiconf15

#Hashtags

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  • Tweetdeck
  • Hootsuite
  • Web based applications to allow easy access and ability to

utilize multiple hashtags at once

  • Official Twitter Chat List

Accessing #Hashtags

Storify

  • Tool to archive tweets and posts from multiple social media

platforms How can this work for you?

  • Archived Twitter chats
  • A Week/Month/Year in Tweets

Archiving #Hashtags

Intro to Tweetdeck (video) Storify Tutorial (video) Formatting Google Forms (video) Voxer 101 (video) | Voxer 101 Part 2 (video) via @joe_mazza Farley Elementary: We Are Amazing (video) Social Media 3.0 Beyond Twitter and Facebook (article) Official Twitter Chat List | #eduVoxers Directory

Resources

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Thank You

dan TeshaAnneRuley | danpbutler tesha.ruley@wdbqschools.org dan.butler@wdbqschools.org truley404 danpbutler danpbutler.com