Teachers integrate key input from the curriculum, knowledge of students, and their own experiences to inform planning (e.g., use the previous day‘s cool-down results or assessment data to inform planning).
Teachers participate in cycles of inquiry, using qualitative and quantitative evidence of student learning to identify an instructional practice and collaboratively implement the practice.
Teachers pool collected work samples to understand nuances in student thinking and use these data to identify opportunities to improve practice.
Teachers independently analyze student work samples, occasionally sharing observations or trends.
Reflect
What protocols are used to examine student work?
How is evidence of student learning used to inform shared goals and identify opportunities to improve practice?
How do teachers share progress with each other on practices they have collectively decided to implement?
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