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City: Wichita
Grades: 3rd-5th
Dates: 2014-2015
Goal Statement
Objectives
o Use of multiple intelligences in classroom
lessons.
o Cooperative groups during classroom activities.
o Provide multicultural experiences in the
classroom
o Incorporate lessons on diversity into instruction
o Use multicultural activities
o Students will identify their culture and recognize
other cultural groups in the classroom.
o Encourage students to recognize and embrace
Goal 1: To create an equal and supportive classroom where all students will succeed.
Implementation of Exemplary Teaching Strategies
Evaluation
What evidence
indicates
progress?
Classroom
expectations,
rewards, visual
reminders.
Decrease in
student behavior
and increase in
classroom
participation
Student behavior
and classroom
work.
Teacher, when
needed
Kagan material
for each lesson.
Increased
student
engagement
During each
assessed lesson.
Decrease in
behavior.
Regular
education
teacher, sped
teacher, support
staff
Lesson plans
Student data
Assessment data
and classroom
data.
What needs to be
done?
By whom and
when?
Use positive
behavior support
in the classroom
Incorporate
cooperative
learning
strategies
Modify
instruction.
What resources?
By whom and
when?
Include
multicultural
content in lesson
plans.
Classroom
teachers, support
staff, daily.
Teacher
development and
training.
Classroom
Teacher, students
discussion and
and family.
activities about
personal cultures.
What resources?
Multicultural
ideas, internet,
multicultural
books.
Lesson plans,
activities for
students and
newsletter for
parents.
Evaluation
What evidence
indicates
progress?
Increased student
engagement and
activities.
Daily by teacher
observation,
student
reflection.
Teacher survey
and content
integration into
the classroom.
Reflection of self
by teacher,
administration
review, teacher
surveys after PD.
Lesson
participation,
student
engagement,
parent
involvement.
Observations of
success.
By whom and
when?
What resources?
Evaluation
What evidence
indicates
progress?
Teacher and
staff, always.
Personal
reflections.
Successful
implementation
of culturally
responsive
lessons.
Getting to know
each student
Teacher, always
Parent
communication,
student survey.
student success
Daily through
observation, and
discussion
Define lesson
expectation and
goals.
Teacher, before
during and after
each activity
Lesson plan,
standards,
assignment goals
Student
understanding
Observations
throughout the
lesson.
Enhance
meaning
Teacher, during
lessons.
Higher order
questions.
Student
responses
Throughout the
lesson and
observations.
(motivation)
By whom and
when?
What resources?
Evaluation
What evidence
indicates
progress?
Open House
Entire staff;
before the first
day of school
Welcoming
environment,
teacher created
handouts.
Snacks
High attendance
Attendance sheet
for parents to sign
the night of.
School Monthly
Newsletters
Entire staff,
monthly
Master calendar,
important
events, noted
resources.
Attendance to
events.
Parent Teacher
Conferences
Parents,
teachers,
administration
and support
Student data;
take-home
resources,
Parent
participation
Classroom sign-in
sheets
Family Activity
Night
staff. On
scheduled
conference days.
progress reports
Entire staff,
parents, family
and students.
FAB (family
engagement,
academic and
behavior) team
activities.
Parent
Survey for parents,
participation and students and staff.
surveys.
By whom and
when?
What resources?
Evaluation
What evidence
indicates
progress?
Come up with
teacher
expectations
Teacher
A way to display
expectations:
poster board,
markers,
computer
Come up with
classroom rules.
Teacher and
student
Student behavior
and engagement
Encourage
respect among
students
Teacher, families
and students
Classroom rules
and school rules
References
Banks, J. and Banks, C. (Eds.). (2010). Multicultural education: Issues and
perspectives. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley and Sons, Inc.