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Tuesday, November 19th West Jessamine High School from 8:30am-3:00pm 

MS/HS Math Cadre November 19th, 2013 AGENDA
--Meet in the library – review what you’ve used in your classroom from our Sept. meeting, extend your thinking about math RTI and formative assessment, preview  class observations
--Math Classroom observations – you will observe at least half of 3 or 4 different math classes.  Most participants will observe at the high school, but some middle school folks will travel across the street to West Jessamine Middle for observations
     High School teacher debrief in the library – most of the high school math teachers have planning at the same time and will spend 20-30 minutes answering questions after the observations.  Those at the middle school will complete their observations and meet back in the HS library after this debrief
--Reflections – We will end the day with time for groups to share out some of the strategies they learned during the observations you plan to take back and use. We will also compare this school visit observations to the upcoming TPGES  (Teacher Professional Growth and Effectiveness System) peer observations.
School Information:
Everyone will begin at the high school library at 8:30am.
West Jessamine High School  2101 Wilmore Road  Nicholasville, KY 40356
View Map & Directions Phone: (859) 887-2421
West Jessamine Middle School  1400 Wilmore Road  Nicholasville, KY 40356
View Map & Directions Phone: (859) 885-2244
Parking at West Jessamine HS:
MS/HS Math Cadre teachers should go to the back of the school. There are about 10 spots there. When those fill up, to the left is a gate that goes back to the Ag barn. They can park in the grass field inside of the fenced area. The back doors will be open that time of day. They will just need to proceed to the front of the school to sign in and then they will be shown to the library.  Karen Grace will try to be there to direct people.

What have you used from our September 2013 meeting?  

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http://www.tagxedo.com/app.html

http://map.mathshell.org/materials/tasks.php

  • circle_pattern.pdf
  • circle_pattern_rubric.pdf
  • circle pattern un unscored.pdf 
  • circle pattern sc.pdf

Short Cycle Task Implementation Process

  • shelves_task.pdf 
  • shelves_rubric.pdf 
  • shelves_unscored.pdf 
  • shelves_scored.pdf
Professional Learning for Peer Observers
This self-paced course includes a pre-assessment and three modules.
Pre-Assessment
Before beginning the course, you are required to pass a pre-assessment to demonstrate your knowledge of the purpose of the TPGES and the multiple measures it includes. You also need to be familiar with the structure of the Kentucky Adapted Framework for Teaching. The videos and activities within the modules require you to have a working knowledge of the Framework and its domains.
Module 1: Overview and Expectations
The first module focuses on the purpose and importance of peer observation and what is expected of peer observers. The module also describes the peer observation process and how it differs from supervisor observations.
Module 2: Identifying Effective Teaching Through Observation
The second module focuses on the observation process, including examples of scripting evidence and identifying bias. You will have multiple opportunities to practice determining and scripting evidence, so you will want to have a copy of the Kentucky Framework for Teaching on hand to refer to. You will only need Domains 2 and 3 of the Framework.
Module 3: Feedback
In Module 1 you learned about the roles and responsibilities of a peer observer. Module 2 allowed you to develop the skills needed to complete an observation and script evidence free from bias and interpretation. Module 3 focuses on the characteristics of effective feedback and how to determine the next steps after feedback is given.
What does the Professional Learning for Peer Observers course look like?

http://ket.pbslearningmedia.org

New! Professional Learning for Peer Observers

Collegiality and Trust (2:44)

Documenting Evidence (5:53)

https://powersource.pearsonschoolsystems.com/portal/ciits/training-teachers/ 


Peer Observation pre-assessment



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