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Welcome to
Lead Evaluator Training 3 –
Feedback and Coaching
December 6 and December 13, 2012
With your Network Team members:
Barb Phillips and Pat Walsh
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In Focus with Dr. Jon Saphier - “Say Something”
What was something that stood out to you as you listened to Dr. Saphier?
If you quoted him, what quote did you choose to bring and why?
What are you thinking about as you reflect on the clip? How does it relate to the thinking of your district with respect to your APPR conversations and your district areas of focus in your APPR plans?
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Leaders will…
Describe current practices for responding to teacher performance
Define the characteristics of praise, criticism and feedback
Explain how feedback is related to Evidence Based Observation and to the language of the rubric
Describe how local decisions about scoring observations impact feedback for improvement
Use four criteria for evidence to label feedback
Describe recommended components of action plans to improve instruction
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Thinking back to our earlier Lead Evaluator work for teacher evaluation…. The Third Grade ELL teacher… The Biology lesson… The Eighth Grade Social Studies teacher The Sixth Grade Math teacher The Ninth Grade Math lesson The Global Studies lesson The elementary writing lesson The Socratic Seminar The Sixth Grade Science lesson The fifth grade math lessons (muffins )
So many of you wanted to “jump in” and “coach”, talk with the teacher, respond to their teaching!
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This gets to the heart of today!
How do you respond to teacher performance?
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What is your current practice?
The content of written documents?
written or unwritten “rules”?
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What is your district’s current practice?What is the nature of post-observation?
The evaluator’s role?
The teacher’s role?
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We respond in writing or verbally in three ways to practice.
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Global Studies Lesson – Exit Activity for Lead Evaluator Training 2
Great job with student engagement! I know you have been working on that and it shows.
As a building we have been stressing engagement of students. Keeping them in pairs will engage them more.
T- “We are going to do an activity called triples read. In triples, one person will read out loud one column of the chart, the other two students just listen, and then the two students who listened will verbally summarize what they think they just heard”
Evidence to support feedback, criticism or praise? Which one is it?
Praise
Criticism
Evidence
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Praise, Criticism and FeedbackWhat are the characteristics of each?
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Praise is….. Expressing approval or commending performance
Why do we praise?Build confidence and self-esteemRecognition for a job well donePositive feeling – tone
Motivation
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Criticism is….. An act of judgment – often takes on a negative connotation
Why do we criticize? Frustration We think we are changing practice… We want to give “constructive” criticism (advice)
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Feedback is…. Descriptive Specific Non-judgmental
Sounds like Evidence Based Observation!
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Adventures in weight training
Great job! Look how far you have come! You haven’t lifted that much before.
If you keep doing it that way. You will hurt yourself.
When you place your hands on the bars and use this grip, you will strengthen your trap muscles and not injure your neck.
When have you gotten feedback that has changed your performance?
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Global Studies Lesson – Exit Activity for Lead Evaluator Training 2
Great job with student engagement! I know you have been working on that and it shows.
As a building we have been stressing engagement of students. Keeping them in pairs will engage them more.
T- “We are going to do an activity called triples read. In triples, one person will read out loud one column of the chart, the other two students just listen, and then the two students who listened will verbally summarize what they think they just heard”
Feedback, criticism or praise? Which one is it?
Praise
Criticism
Feedback
I called it engaged learning when you said…because the triples read put students in roles where all students were engaged, relevant to your outcome.
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“Feedback is not about praise or blame, approval or disappointment.
Feedback is value-neutral. It describes what you did and did not do. Praise is
necessary but praise only keeps you in the game. It doesn’t get you better.”
- Grant Wiggins
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Feedback is most effective when…
Recipient makes meaning from it
It is provided in time to make a difference
The culture influences perceptions about improvement
There is just enough- not too much!
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Use the positive power of your position to influence…
Describe strengths and missed opportunities
By
Giving objective, specific feedback
Based on
Multiple Areas of Performance
For the purpose of
Changing and Improving
Current Practice to
More Skillful Practice
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What is the relationship between …
Evidence Based Observation practices we have been learning and the rubrics your district’s have chosen?
Labeling teacher practice and eventually scoring it depends on the agreed upon attributes of effective teaching practice and the language and construct of the rubric.
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Quality evidence is….OARS
Objective and specific – free of bias/opinion, quantified
Aligned to indicators/elements of the rubric –e.g. 3.1c –NYSUT – Engages Students
Representative – Evidence in all areas of teacher performance
Sufficient - Enough evidence to make a final judgment
Teaching and Learning Solutions
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Trends in evidence from the Lead Evaluator 2 evidence collection assignment: Increased objectivity, however, still some tendency to
summarize and to judge e.g.,
“teacher gave little wait time”
“teacher called on numerous students”
“teacher asked effective questions”
“transition was smooth”
“the objective was posted on the board”
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Trends in evidence continued….. More balance between teacher words/actions and
student words and actions…keep this up! Especially quotations….Having this information will help you give more concrete/meaningful feedback to the teacher.
T -“As a refresher, look at the geography of Greece. How did that contribute to the rise of city states?”
S – “mountains in Greece that created isolation”T – “Anything else that created the city states?”S2 – “surrounded by water”T – “what’s going to be hindered by the isolation of city
states?”S3 – “isolation”S4 – “trade”
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Trends in evidence continued…
You were labeling your evidence correctly when you had to sort it and label it as:
1. Check for understanding (all students, relevant observable behavior so the teacher can see they “got it”)
2. Engaged learners ( all students, consistently, relevant to the outcome)
3. Effective questions (range of questions, all invited to think, time to think)
4. Teach to an Outcome (all (questions, activities, feedback) relevant to outcome, time used efficiently)
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Quality evidence is….OARS
Objective and specific – free of bias/opinion, quantified
Aligned to indicators/elements of the rubric –e.g. 3.1c –NYSUT – Engages Students
Representative – Evidence in all areas of teacher performance – We picked 4 areas – 4 -5 pieces of evidence for each area
Sufficient - Enough evidence to make a final judgment –
Teaching and Learning Solutions
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Ready to observe, “script”, label and give feedback?
Student engagement - What is the language in your rubric with respect to student engagement?
Check for understanding – What is the language in your rubric?
ELA 8 - Kevin McCarthy
Lesson outcomes:
Identify the poet’s use of literary terms studied:Hyperbole, Repetition, Rhyme, Alliteration, Assonance, Consonance, Figurative language
Identify what the tone and meaning are. Defend your choice using evidence from the poem.
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Next steps…
“clean up” your evidence Sort through evidence – What evidence will you use to give
Kevin feedback on student engagement? On Check for Understanding?
Create an additional word document you can sort this into (copy and paste) or use the paper provided if you choose
Next time – we will use this evidence, language from our rubrics specific to student engagement and checking for understanding and a version of a conversation protocol to lead a five minute conversation with a colleague (Kevin)
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Feedback on blue sheets.Thank you so much. See you soon.
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Welcome Back!
Lead Evaluator Training 3 –
Feedback and Coaching
December 13, 2012
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Your thoughts and learning…. The focus on specific teaching areas and examples has
been helpful Time to discuss specifically within districts about how you
looked at the lesson you viewed – ready with the next step – aligning to the chosen rubrics – using and becoming more familiar with the rubric language
*focus on conversations to help move teachers forward
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Next steps… “clean up” your evidence Sort through evidence – What evidence will you use to give
Kevin feedback on Student Engagement? On Check for Understanding?
Create an additional word document you can sort this into (copy and paste) or use the paper provided if you choose
Next time – we will use this evidence, language from our rubrics specific to student engagement and a version of a conversation protocol to lead a five minute conversation with a colleague (Kevin)
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Giving feedback – What do you notice?
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ELA 8 - Kevin McCarthy
Lesson outcomes:
Identify the poet’s use of literary terms studied:Hyperbole, Repetition, Rhyme, Alliteration, Assonance, Consonance, Figurative language
Identify what the tone and meaning are. Defend your choice using evidence from the poem.
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Evaluator Led Conversation – Specific Feedback It is a planned conversation. (outcomes!) A relationship has been established and that relationship building
is continuing.
A. Opening (Thank you, positive specific praise)
B. Probe – ( open ended statements/questions designed to offer the teacher an opportunity to talk about their decision-making)
C. Target – present the data – “bite sized” area(s) of focus – label with the rubric*
D. Action Plan
E. Closing - next steps*
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Giving verbal feedback and aligning with effective teaching attributes and the language of your rubrics.
You will take the objective specific evidence you have and align in to the language of your rubric as you give “practice” feedback and labeling.
Take some time now to prepare – jot down specific things you will say to “open”, focus on the target, present data, label and “close”
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Giving Feedback – Practice in Duets
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ELA 8 - Kevin McCarthy
Lesson outcomes:
Identify the poet’s use of literary terms studied:Hyperbole, Repetition, Rhyme, Alliteration, Assonance, Consonance, Figurative language
Identify what the tone and meaning are. Defend your choice using evidence from the poem.
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Let’s debrief
Stop/Start/Continue
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Recommended practices for the teacher improvement process and planning
Fostering teacher ownership and providing focus and support
“The principal owns the responsibility for defining the areas where improvement is needed. The teacher must share ownership for the
development and implementation of the plan.” Michelle Howser
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Recommended practices for the teacher improvement process and planning
Establish Assistance team
• Shares in the setting of goals and developing the plan ( teacher, primary supervisor, curriculum specialist, teacher mentor)
• Clearly communicates the school’s (districts’) commitment to improvement and growth
Select Focus area(s)
• Objectively communicate area(s) of teacher’s practice that are the focus of he plan.
Mrs. Friendly does not frame the learning (both the objective and the sequence of activities) for students and does not regularly communicate the reasons for activities.
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R e c o m m e n d e d p ra c tic e s fo r th e te a c h e r im p ro v e m e n t p ro c e s s a n d p la n n in g
Develop Performance Goals
Select strategies, Activities/w/timetable
• Specific and measurableMrs. Friendly will communicate to students the lesson and unit objectives and the sequence of lesson and unit events.
• Targeted directly to goals and specific enough to be implemented effectively
• They need to be measurable• They assign the teacher responsibility for doing
the work.• They specify a timetable
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Recommended practices for the teacher improvement process and planning
Determine need for support structures
Choose data collection sourcesWhat will be collected and who will collect it?
Decide on evidence to document progress
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Teacher Improvement Plan A way of laying out the process guided by the
recommendations… One Principal’s thinking
What do the documents and process look like for you? – District conversation
Pair-up with colleagues from another district to share thinking
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Next steps….
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Upcoming opportunities….. Lead Evaluator Training for Teacher Evaluation
Principal Evaluation work
Rubric specific work – inter-rater agreement regionally
• Effective Teaching Practice – examining best practice and the language of specific rubrics chosen by districts (for teachers)
• Focus on Effective Teaching – Spring Cohort begins work in March
• Keep an eye to PD&RC and RTTT
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“I would like to suggest that the ‘first thing’, the most important feature of our job description for each of us as educators, is to discover and provide the conditions under which people’s learning curves go off the chart. Sometimes its other people’s learning curves: those of students, teachers, parents, administrators. But at all times it is our own learning curve. ’’
Roland Barth
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Thank you! See you soon.