1. Professional Certification Class Agenda
    2. November 13, 2008
    3. 4:00-7:00pm
      1. Overview of tonight’s class and objectives
      2. Homework Collected: (Make certain your name is on each assignment)
      3. Objectives:
      4. Activities:
      5. Homework
      6. OSPI – Evidence of Descriptors: 1d





    Professional Certification Class Agenda





    November 13, 2008





    4:00-7:00pm

     

    Entry Task – (Half sheet handout)



    Overview of tonight’s class and objectives



    Homework Collected: (Make certain your name is on each assignment)

    1. Assigned Reading & Self-Reflection Exercise related to 1c :

    · Highlight Self-Reflection as directed in class


    2. Demographic Data  
    · Indicate complete/incomplete
    o If incomplete- who might have the data you need


      





    Objectives:
    · Teachers will have an overview of the pieces we will do with each criteria
    o Research
    o Examine evidence
    o Self-assess
    · Teachers will have an understanding of 1(d) ( Chart )
    o Teacher actions
    o Students actions
    o Possible evidence to collect
    o Personal assessment of 1d descriptors
     





    Activities:
    · Standard 1: Criteria 1d
    o Research ( Tomlinson Article ) ( Wehrman Article )
    § Article, descriptors, evidence list
    § What it is and what it isn’t
    o Examine evidence
    § Low – medium – high ( Template )
    o Self-Assess (Next Class) ( 1d Continuum )
    § To be completed after examination of evidence
     





    Homework
    § Complete high, medium, low chart ( Template )
    · Bring evidence of hi/med/low (same item)
    § Read Stiggins article
    · Think about what “streaks” the 3 students are on.
    § What evidence do you have that could be used to show differentiation?
     


     





    OSPI – Evidence of Descriptors: 1d
    · Student journals
    · Assessment rubrics
    · Video tapes
    · Audio tapes
    · Observations
    · Learning target on assignments - poster of learning targets observed
    · Continuum of learning visual
    · Individual student learning plans with continuum
    · Outcome timelines
    · Reflections of students of what was required and in what ways they met the learning targets.
    · Journal reflection question
    o What skills prepared me for this lesson?
    o What are the skills I learned in this lesson?
    o What will I be learning next?
    · Student journal entries on how they determined that they needed
    o help or enrichment and how they got the needed help,
    o list of options for help,
    o criteria for students to decide if they need to ask for help and
    § who or where appropriate help can be accessed,
    o reflection question:
    § what strategies used to obtain help when needed,
    o videotaped interview or discussion of students
    · Graphic organizers
    · Reflection papers
    · Rubrics used for evaluating thinking used
    · Student reflection on where they placed themselves and why;
    · Student writing of how they will solve a problem and why;
    · Student list of possible strategies to use and why they chose the ones they did to solve a problem,
    · Teacher artifact of thinking needed to complete a lesson and student work demonstrating it;
    · WASL problem practice with reflection and revision;
    · student journal or reflection on applying the scientific process of predict, collect data, draw conclusion
    · Video of discussions eliciting high-level thinking
    · Class brainstorming on variety of possible ways to solve a problem and resulting student work,
    · Examples of open-ended questions for students to work on and resulting student work,
    · Examples of various students solving the problems differently
    · Student journal entries of reflection:
    o What thinking strategies did you use,
    o Did those work well for you, why or why not,
    o What would you do differently next time?
    o Student reflection on making needed adjustments,
    · Student work demonstrating adjusting their work with explanation of why they made that adjustment
     

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