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Protocols for looking at student work- Collection Contents
This protocol can be used to support teachers in growing their skill in closely analyzing student work. Participants deeply explore the work of a particular student to inform next steps in their instructional practice.
This protocol can be used to examine and “fine-tune” teacher work (e.g., lesson or unit plans, tasks, assignments, or assessments) based on evidence of student work.
This protocol can be used to analyze student progress toward mastery of established standards and to reflect upon instruction, in order to make adjustments to support student needs.
This protocol can be used to surface trends in student work and to interpret and reflect on implications for classroom practice.
This protocol can be used to engage in a discussion around an identified problem of practice connected to student learning.
This protocol can be used to reflect on student data, focusing on the facts that the data presents, implications for participants’ work, and next steps.
This video from the TeachingChannel highlights steps teachers can take to use a protocol to examine student work and determine implications for instruction.
In this video from the TeachingChannel, members of a Professional Learning Community (PLC) engage in a protocol to examine student work, analyze students' current level of understanding, and reflect on implications for their teaching practice.
Looking at data protocol
This protocol can be used to reflect on student data, focusing on the facts that the data presents, implications for participants’ work, and next steps.
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Quality Review Indicators 4.2 Teacher Teams and Leadership Development
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