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THE NEVADA STATE LITERACY PLAN<br />
Essential 1: Leadership and Sustainability<br />
Nevada State Literacy Plan<br />
BIRTH – PRE-K LITERACY SELF-ASSESSMENT TOOL<br />
Essential #1.<br />
LEADERSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY<br />
Level 1<br />
No Planning or<br />
Implementation in place<br />
Level 2<br />
Strategic Planning<br />
is in place<br />
Level 3<br />
Beginning Level of<br />
Implementation<br />
Level 4<br />
Expanded Level of<br />
Implementation<br />
1. Instructional leaders have established measurable literacy goals that explicitly align to the NELDS<br />
(Nevada Early Learning Development Standards). These include the Nevada Infant-Toddler<br />
Learning Guidelines (Birth – Age 3) and the Nevada Pre-K Standards (Ages 4-5) with particular<br />
attention being made to Nevada’s Pre-Kindergarten Standards Common Core Crosswalk.<br />
Level 5<br />
Sustained Practice<br />
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2. Instructional leaders establish a literacy management system that includes data-based decisionmaking<br />
in order to ensure continuous improvement. 1 2 3 4 5<br />
3. Instructional leaders have established specific plans for educating Nevada families about the<br />
critical role that they play in the Birth-Pre-K stage of emergent literacy. (Methods for informing<br />
Nevada families who are not accessing any formal daycare or school experience have been<br />
identified).<br />
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4. Instructional leaders have developed research-based literacy goals targeted for all students that<br />
include customized goals for children and families of Nevada’s struggling sub-populations. 1 2 3 4 5<br />
5. Instructional leaders effectively direct the education of children, families, school sites, and entire<br />
communities about the critical role that both oral language and reading play in the development of<br />
emergent literacy.<br />
6. Instructional leaders research the statistical reliability and validity of the assessment, instruction,<br />
and intervention resources to be utilized through national resources such as the What Works<br />
website and the What Works Clearinghouse.<br />
7. Site-level instructional leaders have established a culture that includes the “collective efforts of<br />
teams of educators who work together to influence and inspire” one another by assisting every<br />
teacher to reach his/her potential in literacy instruction and every child to reach his/her potential<br />
in literacy achievement.<br />
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8. Site-level instructional leaders consistently update their own professional knowledge base on all<br />
aspects of effective literacy instruction. 1 2 3 4 5<br />
9. OVERALL LEVEL OF THIS ESSENTIAL<br />
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Action Ideas for Leadership & Sustainability:<br />
Birth to Pre-K Literacy Plan<br />
(BOARD OF REGENTS 12/03/15 & 12/04/15) Ref. BOR-25, Page 28 of 241<br />
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