OUTCOMES
|
ACTIVITIES
|
RESOURCES/RESEARCH
TOOLS NEEDED
|
RESPONSIBILITY
TO ADDRESS ACTIVITIES
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TIMELINE
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BENCHMARKS/
ASSESSMENT
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REVISIONS
TO SIP/PIP MONITORING AND ASSESSMENTS
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Increased
Parental Involvement
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During
school and after school program that invites parents to the school. Parents will learn how to instruct and work
with their children on academic work in the math intervention classroom.
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*Research
the data
of increased
performance
with parental
involvement
*Research
activities/
program that
other schools
have used to
increase parental
involvement
*Choose
struggling
students that will
benefit from this
program.
Focus
on lower 25%
and choose 15
students/parents
that will be able
to be involved.
*Talk
to their
parents to
ensure that they
will be able to be
involved and
come to school
*Create
schedule
|
*Research
ideas
*Choose
students
*Discuss
and
collaborate
with
principal
*Talk
to
parents
*Create
schedule
*Collaborate
with
principal
again
*All
Respon-sibilities
will be between the principal and myself.
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September
2013- May 2014
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*Unit
Tests
*Six
Week Tests
*Teacher
informal
Assessments
*Standardized
State
Assessment
**Create
table and graph to display information each 6 week assessment period.
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None
at this point
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Increased
Student Achievement
|
*Same
a
above
|
*Same
as above
*
Utilize informal
assessments ,
software
programs, and
surveys
|
Same
as above
|
Same
as above
|
Same
as above
|
None
at this point
|
SCHOOL VISION: To achieve academic success for all students.
GOAL: To improve parental involvement with student
academics which will also create overall higher student academic achievement.
I really like your plan, Sarah! You seem to have thought through this very well. I might try for a more specific timeline, but that's my only suggestion! :-)
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ReplyDeleteI've been reading a lot of others ARP and one thing several did was put in activities near the end to note that they will share the learned info. I'm mot sure if it's required but others have. Just a suggestion :)
Great, thank you for taking the time to read through my plan.
DeleteWhat is your wondering? Who is your test case other than the after school program kids? (Who are you comparing it to?) What is the end goal? What can be done with this data? I like your idea, and I think that the more parent involvement you can get the better. Also, if you'll go into the settings of your blog you can increase the width of your blog area and incorporate your entire spreadsheet.
ReplyDeleteGreat, thank you very much!
DeleteAre you going to send surveys to parents? How are you going to capture their data? You might want to go in to the settings and layout of your blog and adjust the width and then everything will fit in the white section. You may want to remove the code verification for comments also.
ReplyDeleteThanks Leigh Ann. I have adjusted my width. Yes, I plan on sending surveys to the parents to gain their perspectives.
DeleteThis looks like a good plan. You were smart and kept it all in one large category. I wish I had done that. I am sure you will be able to find some research on parental involvement related to academic performance. In what type of community do these kids live? I am sure that the parents will appreciate your efforts. Enjoy the last part of summer, and good luck with the action research!
ReplyDeleteThank Josh. We live in a rural community with a population around 6,500. I bet your plan is wonderful!!
DeleteInteresting. I am in Dallas, so it is huge! How does a tight-knit environment impact the student climate?
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