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    Instructional Leadership Plan (Map)
    Resources
    Evidence of
    Implementation:
    Evidence of
    Impact:
    Instructional Practices:
    (What are we going to do?)
    Schedule of Activities
    People/Team
    Involved
    Materials
    Needed
    Budget
    Required
    Are we working our plan?
    (What are teachers doing?)
    Is our plan working?
    (What are students doing?)
    Teachers will use
    common classroom
    assignments to collect
    evidence of student
    learning that will drive
    instruction. Common
    student work will be
    reviewed a minimum of
    two times a year.
    Use district writing
    calendar as a guide
    Classroom
    teachers,
    Literacy
    Specialists
    and Special
    Education
    Teacher
    Para-
    Professionals
    I-728,
    extended
    staff day,
    district
    controlled
    early release
    Principal created grade
    level meeting agenda
    Share student writing at
    parent conferences with
    rubrics
    Students will be
    demonstrating
    improvement on targeted
    bi-monthly skills
    Each student's progress
    will be monitored by the
    district writing rubric
    Teachers will use building
    wide pre-write map.
    Share use of pre-
    write at staff
    meetings.
    Linda Haller will
    present information at
    an extended staff
    meeting on January
    17 in addition to
    keeping the staff
    informed on any new
    writing information.
    Entire Staff
    All staff will use building
    wide pre-write map when
    teaching writing as
    observed by classroom
    assessments and
    administrative observations.
    Students will use building
    wide pre-write maps to
    plan writing for classroom
    assessments.
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    S.M.A.R.T. = S
    pecific & Strategic, Measurable, Attainable, Results-oriented, Time-bound.

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