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“Why does God allow suffering?

-Steve Archibald Foug, 2024

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How does the going PD look like?

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How does work with their MTSS or just part of it??

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When Stevenson was starting out with pilot groups, did these consist of entire course-alikes? What do they say about pilot groups being only a part of a course-alike group?

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Does Stevenson have any data on how EBG has impacted their HUR population?

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What were the most significant challenges for adopting EBG, specifically as it pertains to our discipline?

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Does anyone there do PBL and EBG? How would that work?

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Tony said all the assessment is of skills, and content is in a supporting roles. But when you look at the Course Descriptions for many courses, the first Standard/Target is about content. For AP Psych, it's: "Target 1: I can utilize effective learning strategies to demonstrate comprehension of essential psychological concepts, theories, and research methods." How do we reconcile this?

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Would they be willing to share what their gradebook looks like?

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How has your admin ‘beat the bushes’ to find and support those teachers who are working on this kind of work

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When does collaboration happen?

Two team morning meetings weekly - collab and data review?

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How many students does a teacher have. When do they have time to provide feedback for every student? Do they have to give written feedback to every student or just those not meeting standard?

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Context: What does Stevenson have that makes their thing "work"

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Context: What does Stevenson have that makes their thing "work"

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Stevenson is a single high school district of 4000+ students.

Core departments can have roughly 40+ teachers.

Department chairs are called directors who act as admin and do the vast majority of the management (some antagonism about not teaching).

They also have Assistant Directors who are admin, but teach 1 class.

Chain of command: 1 Principal -> 2 assistant principals -> Dept. Director / Assistant Director -> Core Lead -> Team Lead

Teachers comment they feel empowered by their directors to pursue PD and given guidance on them.