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To ensure student learning through collaboration

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The point of a PLC is to collaborate on teaching ideas and classroom management strategies with your fellow teachers in your subject area. You are not alone in your path to teaching!

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Collaboration within your department for the good of learning

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To make sure teachers across the grade are on the same page and to improve student success through collaboration and shared expertise

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Lighten the load of planning by sharing resources and ideas. Put everyone on the same page in terms of what is being taught and how effective it is.

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Lighten the load of planning by sharing resources and ideas. Put everyone on the same page in terms of what is being taught and how effective it is.

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PLCs are time for collaboration!

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PLC is the opportunity for teachers to learn from each other and share their knowledge.

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Working together to create new ideas and strategies that help students learn

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Collaboration and cohesiveness

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to align lessons and refine the content through collaboration 

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to align lessons and refine the content through collaboration 

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To learn the process of how to organize and teach your classes in a more efficient and effective way.

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Purpose of PLC...To collaborate, share ideas, talk about what is and what is not working, how to fix it.

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To work with another expert (whose skills and strengths will invariably differ from your one) in order to plan lessons, analyze student data, honestly discuss what went well and what didn't, adjust plans accordingly, and establish next steps for remediation and extension

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To work with another expert (whose skills and strengths will invariably differ from your one) in order to plan lessons, analyze student data, honestly discuss what went well and what didn't, adjust plans accordingly, and establish next steps for remediation and extension

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To best help the students learn consistently and ensure your department teachers support each other.

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Collaborate to improve students while having snacks.

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Collaborate to improve students while having snacks.

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To work together as a team to ensure that ALL students learning needs are being met.

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Collaborate for more effective teaching

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Serious answer: Planning with intent based on standards and data. Using the 4 PLC questions consistently (Half serious answer: hanging with my besties <3)

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To make sure the teaching unit is working on the same goals through out the year.

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To collaborate, encourage, and help maintain rigorous expectations across content areas and classes.

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To collaborate about what the students are going to lean, how to assess, and develop a plan for remediation and enrichment

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To collaborate with team to plan effective lessons

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To plan together as a team to come up with objectives that work or change the ones that are not

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Promote consistent and efficient teaching!

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Promote consistent and efficient teaching!

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A collaborative group working together to ensure effective learning/growth experiences for students.

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Collaboration and support for each other and our students to ensure a productive environment and achievement.

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To collaborate with your teacher partner on what we want students to know, have the same assessments, and review data.

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To collaborate with your teacher partner on what we want students to know, have the same assessments, and review data.