Constructing a Learner-Centered Culture
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- Q1What main component of a learner-centered culture is missing from this group? Code of Cooperation, Learning Environment Shared Vision, Learning Community Shared VisionPBIS MatrixCode of CooperationLearning Community Shared VisionLearning Environment Shared Vision30s
- Q2If we have input from learners, staff members, and community members, when designing the learning community-wide shared vision, which stakeholder are we missing?parents30s
- Q3If there is a behavioral follow-up needed for an incident that occurred in a hallway or the playground, which component should we use while addressing the learner?PBIS MatirxCode of ConductCode of Cooperation30s
- Q4True or False. The shared vision for the learning community should be the exact same as the one for the learning environments.TrueFalse30s
- Q5How many learning environments need a unique shared vision?Some of themMost of themOne of themAll of them30s
- Q6After learners have worked together to come up with behaviors that create the learning environment's code of cooperation, what do we do with them?Post them in a meaningful locationCo-create rubrics to define each behavior at a score levelSelf-assess, peer assess, and progress monitor our performance on the codeAll of the choices30s
- Q7Typical signs that a code of cooperation is at "level 2" might include:Reusing last year's codeAll of the aboveCode was not co-created with learnersThere is a code, but no progress monitoring30s
- Q8Typical signs that a code of cooperation is at Level 3 might be:Using positive behaviors developed by learners and progress monitoringUsing a code of conductUsing the Learning Community Shared Vision as the codeUsing the PBIS Matrix as the code30s
- Q9What are the two common ways to assess and progress monitor the code of cooperation?self and peer30s
- Q10What do all 4 components have in common?All of the choicesThey are learner-drivenThey work together to increase a learner-centered cultureThey are "living" documents30s
- Q11What are the expectations for the 2018-2019 academic year?Every learning community has a shared vision, PBIS matrix, every learning environment has a unique shared vision and a code of cooperation.30s
- Q12What is the expectation for the 2019-2020 academic year?Get buy-in back to the old Learning Community shared visionAll Learning Communities have redone the shared vision process.None30s