Self-Assessment and Reflection Continuum
Instructional Leadership
I.1 |
The effective 21st century school leader will guide, monitor and supervise effective curriculum integration and innovative application of instruction and assessment through teaching, learning, and leading (ISLLC 2B, 2D, 2E) |
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i.1a |
Provide conceptual guidance for teachers regarding effective classroom practice |
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Support teachers in using effective instructional strategies to meet students’ diverse learning needs |
Ensure that curriculum, instruction, and assessment are aligned to maximize student learning |
Ensure that knowledge of teaching and learning serves as the foundation for the school’s professional learning community |
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Improve classroom teaching by setting clear expectations |
Improve classroom teaching by observing, coaching, and evaluating faculty and staff |
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i.1b |
Assist in aligning instruction with the following internal and external factors: DoDEA CSP, school level CSI, AdvancED Standards, CCSS (Common Core State Standards) |
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Examine student data and make sense of it |
Use data to move beyond problem identification to problem solving |
Use data to monitor the outcomes of school improvement plans to increase student learning |
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Review formative assessments of student progress at regular intervals throughout the year |
Gather additional data to better understand causes related to problems in question |
Ensure that all students have access to challenging curricula and differentiated learning opportunities |
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Promote and encourage innovative and creative teacher practice |
Foster deep knowledge of curriculum, instruction and assessment to improve student learning |
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Ensure assessments are reliable and valid |
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Monitor and track data use |
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Monitor and track the use of formative assessments of student progress at regular intervals throughout the year |
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I.2 |
The effective 21st century school leader will model digital tools to support teaching, learning, and leading (ISLLC 2H) |
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i.2a |
Model and promote the frequent and effective use of technology for learning |
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Provide students with access to a variety of 21st century instructional tools, including technology to solve problems |
Track the frequent and effective use of technology for learning |
Model and provide support to ensure the use of digital age tools to enrich the instructional learning for all students |
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Reflect on current practices and interventions to determine opportunities to increase student engagement with digital tools |
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Model and advance frequent and effective use of technology for learning |
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i.2b |
Understand and promote the “Essential Conditions” (NETS-A) |
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Identify opportunities for technology-rich enhancements to increase student engagement |
Articulate the value of the NETS-A as a vehicle for a shift in teaching, leading, and advocating |
Utilize the "Essential Conditions" to evaluate classroom or school readiness for implementation of the 21st Century Skills from a digital perspective |
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I.3 |
The effective 21st century school leader will provide deliberate, purposeful, and collaborative opportunities for professional learning in an environment where risk taking is valued (ISLLC 2F, 2I) |
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i.3a |
Systematically engage staff in implementation of research based strategies for curriculum, instruction, and assessment |
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Conduct needs assessment for professional development |
Identify strategies for building a sense of efficacy and empowerment among staff |
Empower staff to lead professional development to accomplish substantial outcomes |
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Understand the importance of building a sense of efficacy and empowerment among staff |
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i.3b |
Continually expose the staff to cutting edge ideas and the effective use of current research |
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Use data to make decisions about professional development plans |
Monitor and track the use of data to make decisions about professional development plan |
Lead purposeful professional development to maximize student achievement |
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i.3c |
Provide authentic, job embedded professional learning opportunities |
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Increase teacher engagement in the learning process |
Mentor and support the development of all faculty and staff |
Develop staff, while appropriately sharing leadership, and building strong school communities |
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Organize targeted opportunities for teachers to learn how to teach their subjects well |
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I.4 |
The effective 21st century school leader will establish a student-centered learning environment promoting interaction and a sense of community (ISLLC 2A, 2C, 2H) |
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i.4a |
Create a school-wide learning environment that support the teaching and learning of 21st century skill outcomes (WAGNER’s Seven Survival Skills) |
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Set clear expectations which foster active, participatory learning |
Use data in conversations with parents about student performance and programming |
Inspire teachers to use rigorous, student-centered innovative research-based classroom practices |
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i.4b |
Provide access to a robust and reliable flexible learning environment within the school and community while maximizing real-world learning opportunities |
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Promote opportunities to develop innovative thinking |
Create and communicate a purpose focused on the elements of curriculum, instruction and assessment that make higher achievement possible |
Create flexible and reliable learning environment |
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i.4c |
Design environments that extend opportunities to develop innovative thinking, life and career skills, and prepare students for jobs of the future |
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Ensure learning environments support student –centered learning |
Monitor and track the use of data in conversations with parents about student performance and programming |
Design an environment that extends opportunities for innovative thinking |