The 3 Big Ideas of a PLC
The 4 Essential Questions of a PLC
Use this worksheet to set your team meeting norms
Click HERE for a blog post with more info!
Steps teams should follow to be a fully functioning PLC.
This is a great blog post from Solution Tree about what a PLC really is - it is NOT just about meeting together!
PLC Teams can all be in different places along the PLC journey. This great article outlines 7 stages of where PLC teams can be.
Use this tool as a guide for your team meetings.Â
What do we want students to know?
This outline explains the purpose of learning targets and how to write them
Use this worksheet to guide the create of GVC's and learning targets
How do we know if they learned it?
Steps/protocol for team meetings focused on Data
A different data analysis tool
Assessment Plan Worksheet - outline for assessment creation
What do we do for those students that haven't learned it?
What do we do for those students that have already learned it?
Resources related to Rigor
Focused on student reflection and self-evaluation
Quick Reference Sheet
From Barbara Blackburn. Dividing the grid into 4 quadrants, upper left is basic questions, bottom right is higher level questions.
Infographic showing rigorous ways to implement Deep Practice/Desirable Difficulty
This is an example of a rigorous learning project
from pblworks.org
DOK Information & Resources
A chart explaining the different DOK levels and other info
Use this to develop questions relating to the different DOK levels
This document shows you different examples how to use DOK levels 3-4Â
Taken from "Diving in to Strategic Thinking" by Gwendolyn Leininger & Sandra Adams
Taken from "Diving in to Strategic Thinking" by Gwendolyn Leininger & Sandra Adams
Questions that can be used before, during, and after learning.
Includes questions for backward looking, inward looking, outward looking, and forward looking
6 great strategies for incorporating reflection into learning