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edYOUsched - Maine Educator's Conference 2014

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edYOUsched A functional solution to flexible scheduling.

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edYOUschedEducation YOU Schedule

Who We Are

edYOUsched• A functional solution to flexible scheduling. • Designed by teachers. • Student accessibility at your fingertips for powerful Response to Intervention.

Presenters• Lydia Kinney • Tracey Hollingsworth

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Catalyst

Agenda

Focused Learning

Pilot

Future

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DegreeSearch.org

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IT IS A NATIONAL PROBLEM.

HERE IS OUR APPROACH.

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Consider the following…

How do we provide equitable access to our response to intervention programs

for ALL students?

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Simplifying RTI: Four Essential Guiding Principles

Site Visit

RTI Tiers

Catalyst

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“If our new mission is to ensure high levels of learning for all students, learning must be the constant, while instruction and time must be varied to meet the needs of every student. That is the purpose of RTI: to systematically provide every child with the additional time and support needed to learn at high levels.”

Simplifying RTI

Catalyst

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“Ultimately, for interventions to work best, they must be offered during a time when teachers are paid to be there and students are required to be there.”

Simplifying RTI

Catalyst

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A site visit to view a flexible period that focuses on intervention, for the school’s population of 110 students, was inspirational.

Deer Isle - Stonington, Maine

Catalyst

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RTI Tiers

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

www.blog.edmentum.com

Catalyst

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Tier 3: Targeted Intervention <5% of Students

Tier 2: Strategic Instruction 5-15% of Students

Exceeds Standards

Below Standards

Tier 1: Core Curriculum 80-90% of Students

T1 T2 T3T2T3

Catalyst

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Focused Learning

Intervention

Extension

Enrichment

Study Hall

Priority Schedule

At a Glance

Teacher Commentary

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No Opt Out!• Focused Learning is built into our daily schedule.

Availability• All teachers are available for all students at the same time.

Every Student• Teachers are working with all students, not only those identified.

Focused Learning

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Tier 3: Targeted Intervention <5% of Students

Tier 2: Strategic Instruction 5-15% of Students

Exceeds Standards

Below Standards

Tier 1: Core Curriculum 80-90% of Students

T1 T2 T3T2T3

Focused Learning

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An academic intervention is a strategy used to teach a new skill, build fluency in a skill, or encourage a child to apply an existing skill to new situations or settings. An intervention can be thought of as “a set of actions that, when taken, have demonstrated ability to change a fixed educational trajectory” (Methe & Riley-Tillman, 2008; p. 37).1

Intervention

1. www.interventioncentral.org

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Focused Learning

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An extension activity can be directly linked to course content for a course that you are teaching. It is an opportunity to gather honors challenge students, bring in a guest speaker that normally would not be available to attend your class, to pair up with another teacher, or to generally build more challenging experiences for students who are enrolled in a course that you teach.

Extension

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Focused Learning

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Enrichment opportunities allow our staff and students to access materials and programs that are not readily available during a typical classroom setting. During enrichment activities students will be able to go beyond their usual course offerings to explore their many talents and abilities. We, as an educational community, recognize the merit and value of many programs that simple do not fit in the curricula that we teach. These topics will offer educational value and correlate to a standard or piece of research that explains the educational merit.

Enrichment

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Focused Learning

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Study Hall

Study Hall, under the guidance of administration, is a quiet place for students to work if they have not been tagged for an intervention or extension, or signed up for an enrichment activity. We are currently working on integrating a teacher-facilitated “help desk” to create a more productive work environment for our students.

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Focused Learning

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Priority Schedule

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayIntervention

Priority Level 1 Social Studies English Math Science Foreign Language P.E. & Health

Intervention Priority Level 2 Science VPA Social Studies English Math

Intervention Priority Level 3 English Foreign Language Science Math Social Studies

Extension Priority VPA Math P.E. Social Studies Science/English

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Focused Learning

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At a Glance

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Focused Learning

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Teacher Commentary

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Focused Learning

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Trial & Error

Demo

Upgrades

Outcomes

Pilot

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Trial & Error

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Pilot

Mini Courses

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Upgrades

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Pilot

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Data & Outcomes

Number of Tags Per Quarter

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Pilot

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Data & Outcomes

Quarter 1 GPA - Students < 21 TagsQuarter 1 Tags

*Displayed in Percentages

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Pilot

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Our Vision

Round Table

Q&A Time

Future

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Our Vision

• Proficiency Based Toolkit

• Learner Management System (LMS)

• Custom to Schools — Custom to Students

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Future

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Round Table

• What are your past experiences with flexible scheduling?

• How could a functional flexible scheduling product change your approach to education?

• What technological features would your vision require?

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Future

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“Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending.”

- Maria Robinson

What new ending will YOU create for YOUR students?