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The 15-Day Challenge: Simplify and Energize Your PLC at Work Process (Teacher tips for how to put it all together to become an effective professional learning community)
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ISBN: 1951075331
Author: Foreword by Heather Friziellie
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Get to the heart of essential PLC work when you implement the 15-day challenge for unit planning and design. This book offers a step-by-step process for collaborative teams that builds on the three big ideas and four critical questions of a PLC at Work. In each chapter, youll find practical actions for how to support all students in mastering essential learning standards.This book will help K-12 collaborative teams: Establish essential learning standards and design common assessments with easy-to-use templates Utilize Tier 2 intervention plans that address learning gaps year-round Reflect with colleagues at each step of the process by assessing strengths and weaknesses in crucial PLC skills Glean insights from educators seasoned in the 15-day unit structure with real-world elementary and secondary examples Create a collaborative, cohesive PLC cultureContents:IntroductionChapter 1: Overview of the 15-Day ChallengeChapter 2: Identify Standards to Teach for a 15-Day Unit of Study (Step 1)Chapter 3: Unpack Standards (Step 2)Chapter 4: Prioritize Standards Into Three Categories (Step 3)Chapter 5: Create Common Formative Assessments (Step 4)Chapter 6: Pace and Design the Unit (Step 5)Chapter 7: Plan Tier 2 Intervention and Extension While Pacing and Designing the Unit (Step 6)Chapter 8: Teach the Unit and Act On the Data (Step 7)Chapter 9: Sustain the Process With a Yearlong (and Beyond) Pacing GuideEpilogueAppendix: Sample 15-Day Challenge Unit PlansReferences and ResourcesIndex
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The 15-Day Challenge: Simplify and Energize Your PLC at Work Process (Teacher tips for how to put it all together to become an effective professional learning community)

