Instructional Leadership Pre-Knowledge Check

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The four areas of instructional focus that should be the concentration and emphasis of building work are as follows.

Collaboration, Assessment, Leadership, and Instruction

Collaborative Culture, Assessment, Effective Teaching and Learning Practices, and Data-Based decision-making

ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies

School culture, Professional Learning Communities, Student Behavior, and Assessment

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To use student performance data effectively, you must…

Use data to see who is not performing

Analyze the data for strengths and weaknesses in teaching and learning

Set extremely rigorous goals

Have each teacher chart their own data

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How does an instructional leader support the use of Common Formative Assessment in their school?

Continue to do what is in place in the building in terms of assessment

Individually compile the data and use to make decisions

Provide time, opportunity, and resources for teachers to develop Common Formative Assessments

Submit the Common Formative Assessment to DESE

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One of the five critical actions for Instructional Leadership is to Monitor for Implementation and Collaboration. An example of how to do this is through the use of:

Teacher Evaluation

Peer Coaching

Benchmark Assessment Tool (BAT)

Practice Profiles

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A key element of a collaborative culture is...

Established building leadership and grade level/content area teams

Everyone working together

Support staff comprise their own grade level team

Ensure staff has all the resources they need

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Arden Day2024-05-23T13:17:44-05:00

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Instructional Leadership Pre-Knowledge Check

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