cycle five plrd #25. cycle 1 – school based projects cycle 2 – focus on results cycle 3 –...
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AISI AND PLRD #25 (2000-2015)
Cycle 1 – School Based Projects Cycle 2 – Focus on Results Cycle 3 – Assessment Cycle 4 – 21st Century Teaching and
Learning Cycle 5 – Student Engagement and
Achievement
Effective approaches to teaching and learning
Development of planning documents and templates
Development of ‘inquiry-based’ unit plans Collaborative unit plans built by our Colony
teachers
Unanticipated results Parental buy-in on 21st century classroom
competencies Positive PAT and Diploma results in VC classes
Improvements to Student Engagement
CYCLE 4 OUTCOMES…
FRAMEWORK FOR CYCLE 5To improve student learning through initiatives that enhance student engagement and performance and reflect the unique needs and circumstances of each school and/or school authority.
CYCLE 5 EVOLUTION The development of the PLRD Student
Engagement Model (correlates of effective schools) will drive all of our decisions regarding governance within Prairie Land Regional Division #25.
PLRD STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
CHARACTERISTICS OF CYCLE 5 Student Focused School Community Engagement Collaboration Flexibility and Adaptability Research-informed Practice (Action
Research) Building Capacity and Integrating Effective
Practices Sustainability and Integration Innovation
AISI BUDGETFunding for PLRD 2012-2013…………$102,227 Deferred Revenue………………………….$122,695 Total Estimated Funding Level………$224,922
2012-2013 EXPENDITURES Professional Development
Thought Stream $3,000.00PD 360 $14,000.00
School Allocations $73,932.00
Staffing (1.25 FTE) $122,695 (deferred revenue)
Capacity Building21st Century Leadership $9,295.00Teacher Mentor Program $2,000.00
SCHOOL ALLOCATIONSAltario 5,000BCCS 5,000Colonies 6,000Consort 8,000Delia 6,000Hanna Primary 6,000J.C.Charyk 10,000Morrin 7,000Veteran 5,000Youngstown 5,000Tech For Diversity Plan 10,932
UMBRELLA QUESTION What is the impact of PLRD’s 21st
century classroom competencies on student engagement and achievement?
21st Century Classroom Competencies (PLRD #25)
Affective and Cognitive Domains (Alberta Education)
DATA COLLECTION (DISTRICT)
Academic results as stipulated by provincial exams, in addition to the Tell Them From Me Survey.
Provincial exam data from Cycle 4 will be used to get a more accurate picture of how PLRD classrooms are progressing throughout our AISI projects.
Community Engagement will need to be measured by the use of the Accountability Pillar and school anecdotal feedback.
DATA COLLECTION (SCHOOL)
Individual schools will have the latitude of identifying their own measures from the TTFM surveys (as they relate to their identified question).
Individual schools will develop their own “dip-stick measures” that are aligned with their specific projects.
Community Engagement will need to be measured by the use of the Accountability Pillar and school anecdotal feedback.
SCHOOL EXPECTATIONS Which 21st Century Classroom
Competency will be your school focus? Tentative Sub-question Accountability
Possible Data Collection Means and Measures Budget Allocations Community Engagement and Buy-in (what will it
look like?)