Action Planning
Template
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Goal: Determine if
students will show improvement in all courses after implementing a new
vocabulary plan and focusing on literacy in non-ELA courses.
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Action Steps(s):
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Person(s) Responsible:
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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Initial
Data gathering
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Curriculum
facilitators for each subject
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Prior
to 2012-2013 school year
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Data
from previous year’s STAAR & TAKS
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Identify
point of origin to provide for final comparison
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Presentation
of action research plan, guidelines, and how to implement new programs
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Bethanee
Sales
Principal Janis Williams |
First
faculty meeting of the school year. During professional development prior to
students returning.
August 2012. |
Presentation
prepared for faculty
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Teacher’s
feedback on plan of action. Time to identify concerns, answer questions, and
handout materials
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Implementing
vocabulary, reading, and writing activities
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All
teachers
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First
six weeks of school
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Access
to new literacy program available on database
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This
will provide the students with the new curriculum incorporations
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Collect
benchmark
data for all courses (other than ELA)
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Curriculum
facilitator for each subject
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December
2012
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Access
to this benchmark assessment data
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Make
any conclusions on implementation plan’s success so far. Identify students
who qualify for tutorials.
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Teacher
interviews
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All
participating teachers
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December
2012
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Set
up interview times
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Feedback,
questions, concerns
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Twice
weekly required morning tutorials for “bubble kids”.
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Rotating
teachers in each subject
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February-May
2013
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Access
to literacy program, individualized student results, and additional materials
relating to known weak TEKS.
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Students
who need extra assistance will be given the opportunity to work in smaller
groups with many different teachers.
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Collect
STAAR data
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Curriculum
facilitator for each subject
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May
2013
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Access
to STAAR data
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Compare
to data from last year’s state test assessments and identify margin of
improvement.
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Student
surveys
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All
students
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May
2013
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Survey
on surveymonkey.com
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Feedback
from students about the literacy program.
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Teacher
surveys
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All
participating teachers
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May
2013
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Survey
on surveymonkey.com
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Feedback
from teachers about the literacy program.
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Present
conclusive data
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Bethanee
Sales
Principal
Janis Williams
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May
2013
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Teachers
must attend final school board meeting.
Conclusive Presentation prepared. |
Conclude
the research plan and identify success.
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Thursday, June 21, 2012
Draft Plan
I've created a draft of my action research plan. I'm sure that plenty of changes will be made, things will be added in, and things will be taken out. But, it's nice to have a starting place.
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I am extremely intersted in finding out more about your action plan. Vocabulary is a hot topic right now because of STAAR. I think that this will be a great research plan. What kinds of activities will you do to teach the vocabulary. I am always looking for new ways to teach vocabulary. I can't wait to learn more about your plan. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI'm curious to what vocabulary plan you will be using? I am a big fan of academic vocabulary. It is from Marzano's research and looks at vocabulary in all subject areas not just ELA. I was able to attend a conference that Marzano and other members of his staff held this past April. Even though I already was a fan, seeing how they intended for it to be put in place just made me even more of a believer - it's a poweful tool.
ReplyDeleteI too would be interested to know about the Vocabulary. I would also like to know what literacy programs you are planning on using. I believe increasing vocabulary and literacy would tremendously help in non ELA subjects, so I hope it all works out for you.
ReplyDeleteBethanee,
ReplyDeleteGreat job with your action research plan. Studying how to increase literacy and vocabulary is relevant and valuable. Keep up the excellent work!
Dr. Abshire