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13 Questions for Planning Conferences
4 Videos about Advisory/Crew
5 year plan
A Sample Advisory Program
About Beth Brodie Ed. D.
Advisor Topics
Advisory Calendar
Advisory in VT
Advisory Topics
Aligning Proficiencies to Graduate Expectations
Areas of Focus by Grade Level
Avoiding the Pitfalls
Avoiding the Pitfalls
Building School Spirit and Connectedness
Communication with Home
Communication with Home
Creating your Vision
Developing Course-Level Proficiencies Overview
Developing your PLP
FAQ's about High School Advisory
FAQ's for SLC's
Final Report Student led- Conferences
Focus Forum Format Using Design Thinking
Four Functions of Advisory
Getting to Know You
Getting to Know You Activities
Getting to Know You Activities
Getting to Know You Activities
Goal Setting
Goal setting Sheet
Graduate Programs
Guided Reflection
Habits of Work
Have a TEAM
High School Advisory
How to Document Student Work
How to Document Student Work
Important Links - under construction
Keeping Track of Success
Knowing Your Advisees Well
Let the Students Lead
Links to Organizations Promoting Personalization
Links to Various Advisory
Order of Conference
Other Resources to Access
Parent Protocol
Plan Development and Goal Setting
Planning your PLP
PLPs
Portfolio Presentation materials
Portfolio Review
Professional Development
Professional Development for Student Led Conferences
Recommended Goals
Reflection on Goals
Roles and Responsibilities
Roles for Development
School Wide Advisory Challenge
Smart Goal worksheet
So How Do I Really Do This?
Structure of Program
Student Learning Profile
Student Planning Sheet Option A
Student Planning Sheet Option B - under construction
Student Protocol
Student-Led Parent Conferences
TAP
Teacher Certification Portfolio Support
Teacher Role
Timeline
Trinity of Personalization
Undergrad Certification
Using Design Thinking Process
Using Proficiency-based Assessment Systems
Vergennes High School
Beth Brodie Consulting
Let the Students Lead
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