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Instructional Methods and Evaluations
Instructional Methods and Evaluations
Arlington Public Schools utilizes Marzano's Instructional Framework to evaluate instructional strategies, enhance student learning, and guide teachers in planning.
Arlington Public Schools utilizes Marzano's Instructional Framework to evaluate instructional strategies, enhance student learning, and guide teachers in planning.
Some examples of strong instructional methods used at Arlington Public Schools include:
Consistent classroom routines and procedures
Direct instruction
Flexible grouping
Scaffolding
Providing clear learning goals
Co-teaching
Demonstrating "wittiness"
Understanding student interests and backgrounds
Academic games
Physical movement
Classroom environment
Differentiation
Least restrictive environment
Fostering student relationships
Explicit Instruction (strategy for TIP)
SLO Goals -
SLO Goals -
Each year, staff participate in instructional professional development through the development of Student Learning Objectives (SLO). These goals are designed to target student instruction by analyzing assessment results and classroom data. The purpose of SLOs is to encourage educators to be intentional and reflective about their instructional practices while closely monitoring the progress of a select group of students. This process not only supports improved student outcomes but also strengthens teachers’ ability to implement effective teaching strategies.
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