Instructional Model

Instructional ModelCommon Language for

Communication and Understanding

Have you ever had a misunderstanding due to language, vocabulary, or

jargon?

Common Language Benefits

Ease of communication

Sustain educational initiatives

Build a culture of learning and sharing

Allow all staff members to participate in discussion

Create consistency

Encourage Effective Teaching

Defining the Common Language

Encourage

risk taking

focus and concentration

confidence

enthusiasm

motivation to learnand improve student learning

a philosophy of learning

moreorganization,

creativity,imagination

timemanagement

effective decisionmaking

self-evaluationand reflection

reasonablegoal setting

listening

Involve teachers in discussion

• Language

• Best practices

• Goals

• Beliefs

Describe effective:

• Instructional planning

• Instructional delivery

• Assessment

• Learning Environment

Choices

• Select a pre-existing model

• Create a model

• Customize a pre-existing model

A model based on research

Let’s start talking common language!

PrincipalCadre

Tuesday, March 11

Norfolk Public Schools

District Offices

512 Phillip Ave.

9:30 am - 2:00 pm

Lunch will be provided.

Credits

Florida Literacy and Reading Excellence Professional Paper: Developing a Common Languagehttp://eto.dadeschools.net/ETO%20Documents%20for%20Website/Coaching%20Academy%20Summer%20of%202013/Day%202/Common%20Language/FLaRE%20Professional%20Paper%20-%20Developing%20A%20Common%20Language.pdf

Development of the AISD Instructional Modelhttp://www.aisd.net/pdf/Strategic_Plan/Instructional%20Model%203-7%20presentation.pdf