What's one instructional "WIN" from this past year? by Jaymee Thompson

PLCs

kjones1372 — 2025-08-07 13:08:05 UTC

Seeing teams come together, wrestle with creating common assessments and ELOs and grow as the year went on.

HS English

2025-08-07 13:08:37 UTC

Team created new courses that are more real world.

Seeing SE staff using individualized strategies and not 100% dependent on a box.

2025-08-07 13:08:55 UTC

2025-08-07 13:09:11 UTC

When teachers would use students who understood the concept as teachers to their classmates to help other students or other small groups.

Albiter

2025-08-07 13:09:15 UTC

Rafael embraced CCLR by bringing in several community speakers to share what durable skills are needed for their jobs.

HS English

2025-08-07 13:09:32 UTC

Team created new courses that are more real world.

Win

2025-08-07 13:09:44 UTC

Going into the PLC groups and hearing new ideas. Then in the next few weeks, seeing those ideas being used in the classroom.

Project Based Assessment

2025-08-07 13:09:57 UTC

Saw students working collaboratively on a project based summative assessment, producing a product (getting away from paper/pencil)

Instructional Wins

dhalbesma — 2025-08-07 13:09:58 UTC

Seeing a few individual teachers at the MS really embracing imbedding CCLR in their daily work

2025-08-07 13:10:09 UTC

Getting teachers to offer more open ended questions. Less teacher talking and more student working. Caused a definite shift in student engagement.

2025-08-07 13:10:10 UTC

Collaborating with teachers and interventionist to create small groups within a class period. Revising and looking at data to not overwhelm mathematical skills with each student. Being able to understand student needs and their understanding within different math skills.

2025-08-07 13:10:31 UTC

Watching structured literacy instruction transform as teachers completed LETRS training.