P U B L I C S E S S I O N A G E N D A - Halton District School Board
P U B L I C S E S S I O N A G E N D A - Halton District School Board
P U B L I C S E S S I O N A G E N D A - Halton District School Board
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Goal 5<br />
Every student will receive researchbased instructional strategies, differentiated to the needs of students.<br />
Targets<br />
■ By 2016, elementary and secondary teachers will understand and implement effective instruction in the following areas:<br />
● direct instruction in Literacy and Numeracy<br />
● teaching through mathematical processes<br />
● differentiated strategies for Student Engagement<br />
● learning goals, success criteria, feedback<br />
● use of high level questioning and critical thinking skills<br />
● inquirybased learning<br />
● use of assistive and instructional technologies<br />
Strategies 201213 Results 201213 Strategies 201314<br />
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Teachers will be trained and monitored<br />
in the use of Direct Instruction, Learning<br />
Intentions, Success Criteria Feedback<br />
and Differentiated Instruction.<br />
Itinerant Program staff have provided training in<br />
schools on Direct Instruction, Learning<br />
Intentions, Success Criteria and Differentiated<br />
Instruction.<br />
Itinerant Program Leaders have provided<br />
training and support to all schools in Assessment<br />
and Evaluation practices. Use of Ministry<br />
technology resources to deepen teacher capacity<br />
in both areas is a strong focus in the Program<br />
Department. Monthly program newsletters are<br />
provided to principals to support their work in<br />
these areas with their staff.<br />
Continue the staff development and focus on<br />
researchbased instructional strategies (e.g.<br />
inquirybased learning, differentiated instruction)<br />
with all elementary and secondary teachers.<br />
Provide math technology to support<br />
differentiation for students .<br />
Continue to increase the number of students with<br />
the capacity to use Assistive Technology in their<br />
learning.<br />
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Implement Growing Success<br />
Assessment & Evaluation practices in<br />
all <strong>Halton</strong> <strong>District</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>Board</strong><br />
classrooms.<br />
Continue training for students and<br />
teachers in effective use of assistive<br />
technology in the classroom<br />
The focus of staff training continues to be the<br />
Professional Learning Cycle targeting classroom<br />
teachers on Assessment For, Assessment As<br />
and Assessment Of learning as part of Growing<br />
Success.<br />
The extension of training in Smart<br />
<strong>Board</strong>/specialized software use to almost all Life<br />
Skills and CTP/FCP classes<br />
thirty summer camps for students run last<br />
Continue to explore and evaluate new<br />
technologies to support student learning.<br />
Continue to implement Inquiry Based Learning<br />
for Students and Teacher focused on<br />
Assessment For and As Learning.