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“Preserve the Core”
Presented by
Michelle Aube-Barton
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Outcomes for this presentation
Learn what research says about maintaining a set of core values
Become aware of professional development opportunities that promote trust, teamwork, and thinking
Learn how the core values of trust, teamwork and thinking serve as an anchor of success at Chester E. Jordan Elementary
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Core Values
Do you have a set of core values that guide your decisions and
keep you grounded?
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Preserve Core Values
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Preserve the core and stimulate progress
Enduring great companies preserve their core values and purpose while their business strategies and operating practices endlessly adapt to a changing world.
Jim Collins, Good to Great
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Core Values
• It is not about what core values you have, but that you have core values that you know, and that you build them explicitly into the organization, and that you preserve them over time.
• The notion of preserving your core ideology is a central feature of enduring great companies.
Jim Collins, Good To Great
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Chester E. Jordan/Triangle
Faculty and Staff collectively developed our core values
Brainstormed, grouped the values together
Chose 3 values framed around the triangle
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Living by Core Values
Trust
Teamwork Thinking
Our Pathway to Success
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Achieving Excellence by promoting Trust, Teamwork, and Thinking
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Reflection
• Take a moment to think about a mentor, supervisor, former principal, coach, boss who has made a difference in your life
• What might be some qualities that they possessed that contributed to your special relationship?
• Turn to elbow partner and discuss
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Did you Trust that person?
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TRUST
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Trust and Rapport
What might be some types of behaviors you would see and hear in a school where trust is present?
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Cognitive Coaching (8 day training)
The mission of Cognitive Coaching is to produce self-directed persons with the cognitive capacity for high performance, both interdependently and as members of a community
Arthur Costa and Robert J. Garmston, Cognitive Coaching
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The Coach
• Skilled at constructing and posing questions with the intention of engaging and transforming thought
• They employ nonjudgmental response behaviors to establish and maintain trust
• Use non-verbal behaviors to maintain rapport
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Coaching
Planning conversation
Reflective conversation
Problem resolving conversation
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Building Trust
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Relational Trust (13 behaviors)
Straight TalkDemonstrate RespectCreate transparency Right wrongs with restitutionShow loyaltyDeliver resultsGet better Stephen Covey, The Speed of Trust
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Relational Trust
Confront reality
Clarify expectations
Practice accountability
Listen first
Keep commitmentsExtend trust Stephen Covey, The Speed of Trust
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Demonstrate Respect
“You can judge a person’s character by the way he treats
people who can’t help him or hurt him.”
Anonymous
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Actions That Matter
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Candy Grams
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Candy Grams to build trust• I “mint” to tell you how much I appreciate you!• You deserve an extra “pay day”!• Thanks for helping during the “crunch”!• You surely are a “joy” to work with!• You are a valuable player on the team!• You “SKOR” high in my book! • You are “numero U-NO”!• Thanks for going the “EXTRA” mile!
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Demonstrate Respect
• Genuinely care for others• Treat everyone with respect, especially those
who can’t do anything for you• Show kindness in the little things• Call people, write thank-you notes, e-mails, send
candy grams, acknowledge publicly• LISTEN
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Listening
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Listening is hard work!
• Self-management• Stop what you are doing• Stop talking• Stop the monologue that may be running
through our mind• Stop thinking ahead to what you are going to say
next Travis Bradberry and Jean Greaves, The Emotional Intelligence Quick Book
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Listening Set-Asides
Autobiographical
Inquisitive
Solution
Arthur Costa and Robert J. Garmston, Cognitive Coaching
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Listening
“Many a man would rather you heard his story than granted his request.”
Phillip Standhope Earl of Chesterfield
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Building Trust
People want more than a pay check for coming to work: They want to know that their efforts are valued and the sacrifices they make for their employer are appreciated!
Travis Brandberry and Jean Greaves, The Emotional Quick Book
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Building Engaged Schools by Gary Gordon
“In our efforts to create the best possible schools for America’s kids, we’ve allowed process concerns such as standards, curriculum, and testing to overshadow the importance of people”
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Gallup’s Workplace Research
• 3 decades of studies have taught Gallup researchers much about the qualities and characteristics of a healthy workplace!
• The most significant results: 1 the leader plays a critical role and 2) employee satisfaction is related to the culture and climate of the organization Gary Gordon, Building Engaged
Schools
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The Good News!
• Local workgroup conditions aren’t that difficult to assess and change
• And doing so affects employee’s satisfaction, loyalty, and pride
Gary Gordon, Building Engaged Schools, pg. 225
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Gallop’s Critical Twelve
• Do I know what is expected of me at work?
• Do I have the materials and equipment I need to do my work right?
• At work, do I have the opportunity to do what I do best every day?
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The Critical Twelve
• In the last seven days, have I received recognition or praise for doing good work?
• Does my supervisor, or someone at work, seem to care about me as a person?
• Is there someone at work who encourages my development?
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The Critical Twelve
• At work, do my opinions seem to count?
• Does the mission/purpose of my company make me feel my job is important?
• Are my co-workers committed to doing their work?
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The Critical Twelve
• Do I have a best friend at work?
• In the last six months, has someone at work talked ot me about my progress?
• This last year, have I had an opportunity at work to learn and grow?
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The Critical Twelve
• Intended to gauge the overall culture and climate of the
workplace
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for a cause• Enlist the support of specialty
faculty and staff to mentor an at risk child
• Builds child’s self-esteem• Promotes trust among staff,
parents, and students• Spend 20 minutes twice a
week making a connection• Read, eat lunch together,
talk, tutor
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Family Night
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Family Night
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Family Night
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Enlist the support of community members
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Community Math
Enlist the support of your local grocery stores to donate the weekly expired advertisements
Use them with parents and students to promote problem solving
Provide them to parents to use at home
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TEAMWORK
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Teamwork
Whatever we have accomplished has been because other people have
helped us.
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Adaptive Schools (2 days)
• The mission of Adaptive Schools is to help schools develop the technical and social resources to realize continuing student improvement
• It provides skill development in:• Dialogue, discussion, exceptional
meeting management, advocacy, inquiry, norms of collaboration
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Strategies and Structures that support teamwork and
collaboration
• Hand signal
• Group norms
• Agenda
• First Word
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Teamwork
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Data Driven Dialogue Professional Development
• Practical structure for using data• Model for guiding data driven
dialogue• Tools for mediating productive
group learning, planning, and problem solving
Bruce Welman and Laura Lipton
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Sharing benchmark results
Each grade level was asked to make predictions on how they did and why
Responses: limited materials, new students,Students coming from different states Predictions were recorded to honor and value their
perspectivesShared data Asked what could we learn from the data
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• Commitment to team purpose, goals, and approach
• Mutual accountability and trust
• Sharing Best Practices
• Grade Level
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How do we want each student to learn?
Teacher Teams are Based on
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Placement Cards
Help us create balanced classes
by gender, number, ability,
and needs
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Positive Behavior Support TEAM
Prevention
Multi-tiered support
Data-based decision making
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Jordan’s Expectations
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Jordan’s Expectations
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Jordan’s expectations
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Jordan’s expectations
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Class Profiling
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Thoughtful Thursdays Extended Time for teachers to look at student
assessment and modify lesson plans
Student Name
Grade Level - Weekly Assessments#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9
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Thoughtful Thursdays weekly assessment planning
• Look for patterns • Plan interventions• Create flipcharts for the
IWB• Look for other instructional
strategies to support students who are exhibiting difficulty
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THINKING
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Thinking
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Habits of Mind
• Habits of Mind aid students in schools and adults in every day life as they are challenged by problems and enigmas for which there solutions are not immediately apparent
• Arthur Costa and Bena Kalleck
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Habits of Mind• Persisting• Managing impulsivity• Listening with understanding and empathy• Thinking flexibly• Thinking about thinking (Metacognition)• Striving for Accuracy• Questioning and posing problems• Applying past knowledge
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Habits of Mind
• Thinking and communicating with clarity and precision• Gathering data through all senses• Creating, imagining, innovating• Responding with wonderment and awe• Taking responsible risks• Finding Humor• Thinking interdependently• Remaining open to continuous learning
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In what ways have the Habits of Mind helped you as a student?
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Educational LeadershipNovember 2008 VOL. 66 NO. 3
What Students Want from Teachers• Take Me Seriously• Challenge Me to Think• Nurture My Self-Respect• Show Me I Can Make a Difference• Let Me Do It My Way• Point Me Toward My Goals
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“PAWS” to Think Reflection
• Without blaming others describe or draw what you did.
• Explain in your own words or draw a picture of what you could have done.
• What Habit(s) of Mind will you remember to use if this situation should happen again?
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Remain open to continuous learning
• We encourage students to set their own goals
• They rate their effort• Work at improving
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HABITS
Habit is a Cable; we weave a thread of it each day, and at last we can not break it.
Horace Mann, American Educator, 1796-1859
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Questioning to promote thinking
Use of pluralsUse of positive pre-suppositionsUse of tentative languageExample:What might be some strategies that you can
consider as you think through this problem?
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Homework Hut/Math Masters
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Websites for Math MastersMath Magician Games (from the Oswego City School District)
http://www.oswego.org/ocsd-web/games/Mathmagician/cathymath.html
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Professor “Lionstein” • Asks a scientific question each week
over announcements that promotes higher order thinking
• Students answer questions using picture, words, and numbers
• Winners are rewarded each week
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Professor Lionstein
A way to motivate students to think about science and math in a fun way.
Apply past knowledge to new learning.
Students placed two identical toy cars on these wooden ramps. The students let the cars roll down the ramps. This experiment most likely tests the hypothesis that —
A. ramps made of wood make cars roll fasterB. the height of the ramp makes the cars roll fasterC. the tires make the cars roll fasterD. plastic cars are faster than metal cars
Level 1, TEK 5.2A, TAKS 2003
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Professor Lionstein
A way to motivate students to think about science and math in a fun way
Apply past knowledge to new learning
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Book of the Month
• Each grade level selects a book that is shared each month (Monthly book launch)
• Each teacher is provided a copy of the book to share with students
• Students respond to the read a loud in a variety of ways (Pictures, poems, writing, connections)
• Common thread of Literature through out the school
• Connect the Habits of Mind to theme of book
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Books of the Month
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Books of the Month
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Living by Core Values
Trust
Teamwork Thinking
Our Pathway to Success
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Leadership
Go to the people.Learn from them, love them.
Build on what they have.But the best leaders, when their task is
accomplished, and their work is done, The people will remark:
“We have done it ourselves”
Chinese Proverb
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As leaders our goal should be:
• To empower others to become leaders• Promote trusting, high-performance
relationships• Create the conditions for everyone to succeed• Help all employees find meaning in order to fulfill
their own goals and those of the organization
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Thank you!
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