Learner-Centered Training “Student-centered performance based teaching” Introduction by each presenter to whole group • RISC Foundation Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Continental Breakfast Continental Breakfast Continental Breakfast Review Previous Day & Day 2 Expectations Review Previous Day & Day 3 Expectations Review Previous Day & Day 4 Expectations Break Break Break Create Procedural Transparency in a Learner Centered Classroom Standard Operating Procedures Rules Flow Charts Tools i.e. RISC Tool Kit Develop Transparency so Students can Create a Plan to Achieve Learning Navigate Their Own Learning Outcomes (Know & Do) Organize Standards What is the “Cool Thing” or Theme to Chart Progress guide instruction Scoring Guides & Capacity Matrices Delivery Application Assessment General Agenda for BET 7:30 – 8:00 am 8:00 – 8:45 Preparation & Final Setup am RISC Facilitation Team 8:45 – 9:00 am 9:00 am – 12:00 am 12:00 – Lunch Lunch 1:00 pm 1:00 – 2:30 Logistics: Introductions, SOP’s, Vision Create Procedural Transparency in a & Expectations Learner Centered Classroom. pm Model Moral Purpose to Inspire Create Flow Charts Systematic Change Create Scoring Guides What does it mean to be a Beacon Practice Tools Teacher How do you provide collegial support Leadership Strand: Am I a problem solver? How do we build Collegiality to achieve 2nd Order Change? 2:30 – 2:45 Break pm 2:45 – 3:45 Create a Learner Centered Culture Create a Shared Vision pm Break Lunch Lunch Develop Transparency so Students can Horizontal Grouping & Work Time Navigate Their Own Learning Continuous Improvement Work Time PDCA Unpack Standards Create Capacity Matrices Create Scoring Guides Leadership Strand: How do we develop our teachers along the continuum? Break Break Develop Transparency so Students can Develop Transparency so Students can Vertical Grouping & Work Time Navigate Their Own Learning Navigate Their Own Learning Create a Code of Conduct Identify Standards Continuous Improvement Create Systems to monitor the culture Unpacking Standards Create Assessments to show PDCA proficiency using rubrics and Scoring Guides Massabesic Middle School Student Panel Share Out 3:45 – 4:00 Large Group Debrief pm 4:00 – 5:00 Facilitator Debrief: Process Parking Lot pm Large Group Debrief Large Group Debrief Large Group Debrief & Evaluation Facilitator Debrief: Process Parking Lot Facilitator Debrief: Process Parking Lot Facilitator Debrief: Process Parking Lot Bet SOP’s (Standard Operating Procedures) • Direct Instruction Prompt (Attention) • Active listening • Encourage Those Around You • Computers at Half Mast • Active participation • Breaks – scheduled and as you find necessary • Parking Lot Feedback • Tools Used Sheet • Word Wall for Clarification • Material at Tables Ice Breaker •Interview an elbow partner •What is your brush with fame? •Share out to whole group What is RISC? Shared Vision Leadership Continuous Improvement Standards Based Instruction Assessments Instruction Recording and Reporting “Why isn’t RISC just another Education Flavor of the Month?” Shared Vision 5 WHY’s • Individually, write answers to a 5 why…. Essential Question: “Why are we here?” *answer #1 *Why #2 -(answer #1) *answer #2 *Why #3 (answer #2) *answer #3 *cont. to answer #5 Share Final answer with group 5 WHY’s •“Why are we here?” ISAT So, what are we doing the next 4 days? Goals: 1) move learning of group to a point that all are comfortable with 1st Implementation 2) support creation of tools/plans so that implementation is ready for 1st week of school Bubble #1 •ISAT Standards # 1&4 Self Assess using the isat • Read the continuum and descriptions for each level for standards # 1 and # 4 • Talk to your table for 2 mins. about clarification of terms • Circle the box on the ISAT where you think you are at right now You are embracing the idea of change Elbow Partner….. -Is this change “just another one of those passing ideas….?” -What are we hoping to change about the status quo? -Why would we want to change from what we are currently doing? Collegiality Continuum Consens-o-gram Essential Question: How committed are you to working toward this level of change? Process: Individually, consider your level of commitment as a % 100% committed – I feel no hesitation, have the energy and KNOW it’s the right thing. I’ll help others 80% committed – I am willing to work at it, have a little hesitation, not sure I am ready to lead and support others Place a sticky on the poster in the proper row based on your % of commitment Go Over Feedback from tools Am Break • Place feedback on the parking lot