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About the Authors | |
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Introduction | |
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The Basics of Differentiation | |
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A Cultural Shift | |
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Differentiation in Practice | |
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The Power of Differentiation | |
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A Differentiation Mindset | |
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Differentiation and Collaborative Learning | |
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One Learning Experience, Two Learners | |
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A Formula for Success | |
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Adult Learning Theory and a Three-Step Model for Differentiated Professional Development | |
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Conditions for Children's Learning | |
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Malcolm Knowles and Adult Learning Theory | |
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Teacher Learning Needs | |
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The Gradual Release of Responsibility Model | |
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"I Do, We Do, You Do": A Three-Step Model for Differentiated Professional Development | |
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Setting Up Differentiated Job-Embedded Professional Development | |
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Collect Data | |
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Determine Initiatives and Targets Based on Data Analysis | |
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Choose Formats for Delivering Professional Development | |
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Encourage and Select Leaders/Trainers/Facilitators/Coaches | |
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Provide Time and Sustained Training for Leaders/Trainers/Facilitators/Coaches | |
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Build Positive Relationships and Learning Environments | |
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Motivate Adult Learners and Remove Barriers to Learning | |
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Implement the "I Do, We Do, You Do" Model to Differentiate and Sustain Learning From the Introduction to the Embedding of Concepts | |
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Putting It All Together | |
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Demonstration and Expectation: "I Do" | |
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Demonstration | |
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Expectations for Learning | |
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A Team Experiences Step 1 | |
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Differentiating Demonstrations | |
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A Foundation of Trust | |
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The Power of Demonstration | |
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Approximation and Response: "We Do" | |
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Learning in Context | |
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Differentiation in Step 2 | |
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Managing Discomfort | |
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Coaching: The Heart of "We Do" | |
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Differentiated Coaching | |
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Watching the Action | |
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Responsibility and Use: "You Do" | |
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An Evolutionary Process | |
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Listening in on Teacher Reflection | |
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Leaders' Follow-Up | |
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Results of the Differentiated Framework | |
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Teacher Leaders as Mentors and Team Facilitators | |
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Teacher Leaders as Mentors | |
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Teacher Leaders as Team Facilitators | |
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Teacher Leaders as Lifelong Learners | |
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Time Out! | |
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Superintendent's Conference Day Time | |
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Early Release and Late Arrival Time | |
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Roll-Through Time | |
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Release Time | |
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Restructuring the Workday | |
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Online Resources | |
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Harnessing Time | |
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Ten Principles for Principals | |
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You Get What You Model | |
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Data and Evidence Define Focus | |
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Empower Teacher Leaders | |
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Foster a Safe Environment | |
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Build Bridges Between Grade Levels and Schools | |
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Support the Big Picture of Systematic Initiatives | |
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Allocate Resources to Support Professional Learning | |
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Be Visible | |
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Plan Faculty Meetings to Promote Learning | |
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What Gets Assessed Gets Done | |
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The Principal as Learning Leader | |
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Sharing the Journey | |
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The Evolution of Maine-Endwell | |
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Reflecting on the Journey | |
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References and Resources | |
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Index | |