Action Planning
Template
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Goal: To
strengthen the current intervention plan, eliminate areas of weaknesses in
the current intervention plan, and improve academic achievement in math and
reading.
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Action Steps(s):
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Person(s) Responsible:
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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Gather
background information to begin project (Previous year standardized test
scores and benchmark exam scores)
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Myself,
site supervisior, teachers
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August
19-23, 2013
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STAAR
Scores, Edusoft Benchmark Scores
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Use this
data to help gauge where the students are academically.
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Create a
survey to get feedback from teachers on the academic interventions that were
used last school year.
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Myself
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September
9-13, 2013
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Surveymonkey.com
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This data
will give me an constructive feedback on how the teachers feel about the
current interventions being used on campus.
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Create a
journal to keep track of observations & scores from six weeks exams
(interventions being actively utilized)
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Myself,
site supervisor, instructional coach, campus principal
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September
2013-May 2014
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Benchmark
exams, results from research based computer programs (Think-Through Math,
Study Island)
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This form
of data will assist in providing long
running detailed accounts of the interventions being used.
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Create an
evaluation sheet to disseminate data displaying the strengths and weaknesses
in each academic areas. Present
results of research to faculty and staff.
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Myself
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May 26-30,
2014
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STAAR
Scores of 8th Grade Students 2014 Test
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Create
powerpoint presentation to share results with faculty and staff.
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Kary Vincent's Journey Through Action Research
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Sunday, August 4, 2013
Week 3 (Action Plan)
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Week 2
I know I shouldn't wait until Sunday, but I just submitted my assignment. I had a chance to meet with my site supervisor earlier this week and we went over a few ideas that I had about possible research topics. Last week I was adamant about my first topic of choice which was How Bullying Affects the School Climate Socially and Academically. My site supervisor suggested that I should focus more on data and achievement. I changed my topic to How Effective Are the Current Academic Interventions That Are Utilized On Campus. My school district hires math and reading tutors during the school year to work with students who struggle academically. Students also use researched based computer programs as part of the interventions. Are these interventions helping our students? I feel comfortable with this topic and know that I will be able to gain insight on each step associated with the intervention process. I am excited and a little overwhelmed but I am just going to keep taking it one week at a time.
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Week 1 of Action Research
I learned that action research is
extremely beneficial when preparing to improve and address areas of
concerns. I also learned that action research is a form of research that
allows one to self-reflect in order to improve the rationality of one’s own
practices, their understanding of practices and the situations in which the
practices are carried out. Finally, I
learned that action research can be used to assist in many educational forms
such as: to complete college work, in
district meetings to identify and address areas of concern, and for leadership
teams to improve planning while enhancing teaching and learning practices.
This week was my first experience
with creating a blog. As a future
administrator, I feel that a blog can be an extremely beneficial tool to help communicate
effectively amongst teachers, students, and parents. According to this week’s readings, a blog can
be a powerful collection tool and can also be shared locally or globally (Dana,
2009). I will use blogs to interactively
post my ideas and areas of concern in order to gain feedback from my peers,
parents, students, and teachers.
Hopefully I will get feedback from administrators in other districts
that can give me ideas and solutions to my blogs. I will also use my blogs as a motivational
tool for teachers and students.
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