Resources for You

 

Here are three, parallel rubrics to support quality feedback: 

- from teachers to students,

- among professional colleagues, and

- for principals or supervisors to teachers.  

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Become a member of the LCI Ning. Participate in conversations about the Common Core State Standards with other educators from around the nation, sharing your ideas and questions about the Common Core State Standards. LCI remains committed to supporting online discourse around the Common Core and other important topics in education.


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News 

 

LCI is pleased to offer the Multidimensional Principal Performance Rubric (MPPR) as one of three measures approved by NYSED for principal evaluation.   

   

Learner-Centered Initiatives, Ltd.

 

Teaching and Learning with the  

Common Core

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We recognize learning as a complex, multifaceted and integrated process, yet we frequently become distracted by

isolated

culminating                                

assessment 

moments

 How do we negotiate the dance between these moments and the bigger, more complex process that is learning?

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Remaining Responsive to Maximize Success 

by Joanne Picone-Zocchia

 

Joanne Picone-Zocchia

One of the words that appears to be defining education today is "standards;" most prominent are the Common Core State Standards, but there are also formal standards for teachers, and the ISLLC standards for educational leaders. Hand in hand with each set of standards, is the word "evaluation," closely tied to "accountability." Together, these present a formidable set of challenges and expectations. How we respond as professionals will define the future of education. Will we hide behind old and comfortable practices, hoping that, as has so often been the case, "this too shall pass"? Will we comply to get by, adjusting appearances to match what we come to understand things should look like? Will we appreciate the cognitive dissonance presented by a trinity of new standards (learning-teaching-leading), take a proactive stance and contextualize this as an opportunity to focus on our own and others' learning? How will we respond? How will you respond?  read more ---------------------------------- 

 

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