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Welcome to Florin's Professional Learning Network
This site is intended to be a marketplace for our Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) to:
The Professional Learning Action team page contains professional learning information including pre-service work, our site professional learning plan, and information about our PLCs. Visit it here: Professional Learning Action Team
Professional Learning Community Defined: A team committed to working collaboratively in ongoing processes of collective inquiry and action research to achieve better results for the students they serve.
Professional Learning Communities function based upon a set of norms - that act as a set of collaboratively defined behaviors to ensure collective knowledge and expertise is accessed and the necessary work gets done.
Key Characteristics of a Professional Learning Community
Our Interest-based PLCs continue to have 95% participation from staff and the work those PLCs are doing continues to progress and develop into some very encouraging initiatives for our students, staff, and community. o Merchants of Hope is developing mentorships, Parent advisory committees, and examining grading policies o Athledemics is running a mentoring program for athletes and looking at incorporating more collaborative learning strategies in their classrooms. o Mindset is examining how to motivate unmotivated students who are so hard to reach. o Technology is developing 21st century, student-centered projects like imovies, podcasts, comic life, student web pages, and teacher web pages. o SDAIE/EL sits down to examine student work every month and collaborates on cross-curricular lessons. o Numeracy joins cross-curricular individuals to discuss critical thinking and problem-solving o SLCs examine how to be an effective small learning community/academy and how to best utilize the SMART board resource to help bring relevant, state-of-the-art lessons to students.
Process Accountabilty - beginning January 5th, the site has embarked on a process designed for all PLCs and other site-based initiatives to report to the Steering Committee as well as self-assess their own work thus far. Below are the tools and rubrics used for this process:
2009-2010 Interest-based PLCs: Where are they meeting? Click here: PLC Meeting.locations. 2009.doc
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Emily Diehl said
at 5:31 am on Oct 10, 2009
All documents are moved to the PLC Essential Documents Page (use side bar)
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