Self-Assessment and Reflection Continuum
Visionary Leadership
V.1 |
The effective 21st Century school leader utilizes data to make informed decisions and works with the shared leadership team to develop a purposeful plan for sustainable growth (ISLLC-1B,1C,1D,1E, 2I, 4A, 6C) |
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v.1a |
Analyze and communicate to all stakeholders the link between the data and the developed school goals |
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Use data in conversations with parents about student performance and programing |
Use data to monitor the outcomes of school improvement plans and guide the continuous school improvement process and shares results with all stakeholders |
Engage and utilize stakeholder input as well as use data to develop a comprehensive vision in transformation of the educational environment |
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Analyze and communicate data to stakeholders |
Regularly monitor, evaluate, and revise the vision, mission, and implementation plans |
Systematically collect, analyze, and use data regarding the school’s progress toward attaining strategic goals and objectives |
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v.1b |
Share leadership with others to build capacity and collective ownership within the school environment |
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Build parent and community partnerships and facilitate ways to support learning |
Build leadership capacity in teachers, students, parents, and community members |
Share leadership with others to build capacity and collective ownership within the school environment |
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Use communication skills with integrity to build trust among stakeholders |
Create opportunities for staff to demonstrate leadership skills by allowing them to assume leadership and decision-making roles |
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v.1c |
Ensure the strategic plan utilizes clearly articulated objectives and strategies |
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Build capacity to examine student data and make sense of it |
Use data to move beyond problem identification to problem solving then create strategies to deal with academic concerns |
Engage staff in implementation of research based strategies for Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment |
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v.1d |
Monitor and evaluate program effectiveness |
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Use data to monitor the outcomes of school improvement plans and guide the continuous school improvement process |
Use formative assessments of student progress at regular intervals throughout the year |
Improve classroom teaching by setting clear expectations by monitoring, observing, coaching, and evaluating faculty and staff |
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Enrich curricula to accelerate learning for all students through differentiation |
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v.1e |
Conduct needs assessments for professional development |
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Create a tool to collect data on the needs of the staff, students, and community |
Obtain needed resources to support the needs of all stakeholders |
Make provision for professional development, financial management, and technology use and integration into the curricular and administrative management activities consistent with the articulated vision |
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Use effective staff development and improvement strategies |
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v.1f |
Use innovative systems in the implementation of change |
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Build and model a collaborative culture that promotes and supports the change process |
Restructure the facility design, optimizes human resources, and build a culture to implement 21st Century skills and strategies |
Use the change process to maximize the use of human, fiscal, and technological resources promoting high student achievement through a safe, risk-free learning environment |
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V.2 |
The effective 21st Century school leader aligns the curriculum, instruction, and assessment practices to the school’s vision and mission (ISLLC-1A, 2B) |
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v.2a |
Inspire teachers to use rigorous innovative research based classroom practices |
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Provide a safe and healthy environment for collaboration |
Build and model a collaborative culture that both promotes and supports a risk free environment |
Engage staff in implementation of research based strategies for Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment |
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v.2b |
Create and communicate a vision focused on the elements of curriculum, instruction and assessment that makes higher achievement possible and a focused mission to improve student achievement |
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Use stakeholders to help develop the vision of the school |
Communicate regularly and routinely with members of the school faculty, student and parent groups, local civic and business leaders, and other appropriate community members |
Articulate the vision of the school with student and parent groups, local civic, business leaders, and other appropriate community members, soliciting input and involving them in refining and implementing the vision |
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Recognize and celebrate the contributions of school community members to the continuing progress toward the vision |
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Model the core beliefs of the vision in public. Use the vision to garner resources from the community to support the shared vision |
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Assure that progress toward the vision and mission is communicated to all stakeholders |
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V.3 |
The effective 21st Century school leader inspires and communicates a shared vision to support collaborative leadership (ISLLC-1A, 2F, 3D) |
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v.3a |
Develop model of shared leadership in which others assume responsibilities that have traditionally been assigned to the administrator |
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Build leadership capacity in teachers, students, parents, and community members |
Build parent and community partnerships and facilitates ways to support leadership |
Build and model a collaborative culture that promotes and supports leadership opportunities for all stakeholders |
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Provide a safe and healthy environment for collaboration |
Utilize skills and practice the use of strong leadership in the school environment |
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V.4 |
The effective 21st Century school leader creates, promotes, and sustains a dynamic, digital-age learning culture (ISLLC-2H, 6C) |
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v.4a |
Model and provide necessary 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 |
Relate what the "Essential Conditions" are and use them to evaluate classrooms or school readiness for implementation of the 21st century skills from a digital |
Articulate the value of the NETS-A as a vehicle for a shift in teaching, leading, and advocating a digital learning environment |
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Identify and reflect on how the Essential Conditions are necessary to the effective implementation of digital tools |
Identify opportunities for technology-rich enhancements to increase student engagement |
Use innovative technology tools and resources reflecting learning across various mediums and locations to include:
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Know and understand the National Educational Technology standards |
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Teach administrators how to use the digital tools and resources to include:
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Know and understand digital citizenship |
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v.4b |
Lead purposeful change to maximize the achievement of learning goals and communicate through appropriate technology and media-rich resources |
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Reflect on current practices and interventions to determine opportunities to increase student engagement with digital tools |
Determine mechanisms to meet the challenges of a digital age learning environment regarding ethics, safety, and citizenship |
Model and provide opportunities for students and staff to use digital age tools to enrich the instructional learning for all students |
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Model digital tools to support teaching, learning, and leading |
Model and promote the frequent and effective use of technology for learning |
Lead purposeful change to maximize the achievement of learning goals and communicate through appropriate technology and media-rich resources |
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V.5 |
The effective 21st Century school leader creates a risk taking school climate and culture (ISLLC-2A, 2C) |
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v.5a |
Apply knowledge and understanding of school culture |
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Design school culture that is rich in collaboration and supportive of new innovations |
Demonstrate belief in and commitment to a safe and supportive learning environment |
Create a learning environment within the school and community while maximizing real-world learning opportunities |
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Embrace a collaborative, innovative and creative environment for all stakeholders |
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v.5b |
Demonstrate belief in and commitment to a safe and supportive learning environment |
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Design an environment that extends opportunities and fosters innovative thinking |
Design and apply strategies which support open opportunities for students, parents, and staff |
Implement a school-wide learning environment that supports teaching and learning of 21st Century skill outcomes (Wagner’s Seven Survival Skills) |
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Use the change process to maximize the use of human, fiscal, and technological resources promoting high student achievement through a safe, risk-free learning environment |
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v.5c |
Promote and encourage innovation and creativity in teacher practice |
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Create an environment where teachers can explore new and innovative learning opportunities |
Encourage and support staff members in the use of innovative learning opportunities |
Empower teachers and students to optimize purposeful and intentional use of facilities, and technology to support project/problem-based, interdisciplinary, cooperative learning, creativity and innovative learning |
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v.5d |
Interpret disappointments in ways that help school staff to see them as a learning opportunity |
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Lead staff to evaluate and discover different ways to revise to create a solution |
Use data to create a solution which turns disappointment into success |
Lead staff in collective inquiry and learning to resolve issue to turn a negative into a positive situation |
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Encourage staff to take risks by reflecting and refining practices |
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v.5e |
Celebrate success and recognize accomplishments |
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Establish informal sharing of success and acknowledgment of accomplishments |
Provide opportunities for staff and students to share learning experiences with other staff |
Develop a consistent formal structure to share learning success and accomplishments via social media that is easily accessed by all stakeholders |
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Create opportunities for staff and students to share success and accomplishments in all areas |
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