Action
Planning Template
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Goal: To
Increase Teacher Effectiveness
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Action Steps(s):
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Person(s) Responsible:
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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Determine selection group of teachers.
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Josh Turner
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8/4/13 – 8/26/13
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2012-2013 STAAR, Stanford, APRENDA, and District
Assessment data.
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I will choose a high, medium, and low performing teacher
from each grade level, EC - 5 based on last year’s data.
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Notifying and preparing teachers
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Josh Turner
21 teachers
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8/26/13
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E-mail
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Each teacher will be asked to provide a personal
action plan describing areas that they would like to grow, trainings they would
like to attend and professional learning communities in which they plan on
participating.
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Beginning of the year conference
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Josh Turner
21 teacher
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8/26/13 – 9/30/13
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Time with teachers
Computer with internet access
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I will conference with each teacher to approve of
or reconfigure their personal action plan.
I will also inform them on who they will be observing, both vertically
and horizontally, throughout the year, process their personal developments
they would like to attend, and provide ideas for professional learning
communities if they are not familiar with them.
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Peer Observations
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All teachers
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Monthly
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Time with teachers
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Every month, each teacher will observe another
teacher that teaches their subject horizontally, along the same grade level,
or vertically, a grade above and below their grade level.
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Observations
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Josh Turner
21 teachers
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9/2/13 – 10/31/13
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Time with teachers
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I will conduct multiple 30 minute observations on
each teacher and appraise them based on a rubric in each teaching area.
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Post observation conference
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Josh Turner
21 teachers
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9/2/13 – 10/31/13
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Time with teachers
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I will hold a conference with each teacher after
each observation to discuss their appraisal and review their personal action
plan to determine if it remains sufficient.
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Middle of the year conference
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Josh Turner
21 teachers
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11/1/13 – 11/29/13
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Time with teachers
Computer with internet access
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I will conference with each
teacher and find out which professional developments they have attended, how
the put what they learned into practice, and to demonstrate the evidence of
the new techniques. We will also
discuss the pertinent data that has been accumulated at this point (i.e.
District assessments, peer appraisals, and my appraisals).
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Observations
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Josh Turner
21 teachers
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12/2/13 – 5/16/14
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Time with teachers
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I will conduct multiple 30 minute observations on
each teacher and appraise them based on a rubric in each teaching area.
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Post observation conference
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Josh Turner
21 teachers
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12/2/13 – 5/16/14
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Time with teachers
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I will hold a conference with each teacher after
each observation to discuss their appraisal and review their personal action
plan to determine if it remains sufficient.
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Staff developments
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Entire Faculty
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Monthly
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Time with teachers
Education Weekly
Necessary supplies
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The teachers will participate in an
interactive staff development that is based on best practices, and the latest
research from Education Weekly. These
staff developments will be conducted by an administrator or a consultant
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End of the year conference
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Josh Turner
21 teachers
Principal
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5/19/14 – 5/30/14
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Time with teachers
Data from STAAR, Stanford, APRENDA, and District
Assessments
Data from appraisals
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I will quantify data from
observations and conference with all 21 teachers that participated in the
action plan, along with the principal, and show them the results. We will discuss these topics. Did the actions that took place throughout
the year show a growth, decline, or immeasurable teacher effectiveness?
How could we change the
Research Action Plan for next year?
Does the teacher feel
confident in their newly learned abilities?
Was all of this worth doing?
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Sunday, August 4, 2013
Week 3 Post.
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Extensive Action Research Plan. It looks quite thorough. Excellent work!
ReplyDeleteThis is very similar to my action research topic. What role do you play on your campus? Will you have sufficient time to complete the interviews required to collect your data - maybe surveys would help with this. Do you have specific staff development in mind from Education Weekly? Also, I would love to see the rubric you mentioned that you will be using to appraise the teachers. Are your teachers already familiar with professional learning communities? I mentioned the idea of peer walk throughs last year and my staff saw that as another form of "checking up" on them and wouldn't participate. I hope you have better success. Looks like a lot of work, but ultimately worth the effort. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteI really like this topic! I am curious as to how you will determine the teachers, in particularly the low performing teachers. Are you concerned that they will not want to participate? Will they even know why they are selected? Again, this topic is awesome! Good luck.
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