Getting Teacher Leaders Involved in Making a Difference Using Resources and Tools NWRESA March 2016
Teachers Make a Difference In the classroom In the school In the district In the community In the state
Resources and Tools Wiki Central REF Team Mentor Resources NCTWCS CCSA
Wiki Central http://wikicentral.ncdpi.wikispaces.net
Statewide REF Team
REF Wiki
Mentor Resources
www.ncteachingconditions.org
Working Conditions Matter Teaching conditions matter for teaching children Teaching conditions matter for retaining teachers Where you sit has a lot to do with how you see the world
2016 NCTWCS March 1-25, 2016 Communication Plan Response Rates school, district, state Help Desk Results www.ncworkingconditions.org
Take the survey!
Take the survey! www.ncworkingconditions.org
Response Rates www.ncworkingconditions.org
Response Rates www.ncworkingconditions.org
Help Desk www.ncworkingconditions.org
Submit an issue www.ncworkingconditions.org
Correct Number of Educators
Results www.ncworkingconditions.org
NCTWCS Constructs Time Facilities and Resources Community Support and Involvement Manage Conduct Teacher Leadership School Leadership Professional Development Instructional Practice and Support
Examining Results Look for overall trends Consider the specific outliers Include school and district data Compare regional and state (and other schools averages) for context
Data Drill Process
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Helpful Resources and Tools Individual Item Prompts assists with finding a common starting point In collaborative settings. ***These are available for the individual constructs. www.teachingconditions.org
Helpful Resources and Tools Construct Indicator Worksheets are designed to help a participant move deeper into the survey data. www.ncworkingconditions.org
2014 NCTWCS Results 93,178 NC Educators (88.6%) 89% Teachers 2% Principals 2% Asst Principals 7% other (school counselors, school psychologists) 2519 of 2548 schools (97%) met or exceeded the 40% threshold
2014 Overall Response Rate
Consider Where are the specific areas of celebration? Where are the specific areas of need? Do patterns emerge? Where do conversations begin? Who is involved? How can challenges be addressed? How can this data be utilized in conversations with district leadership?
Just a part of the process….
Questions? Dr. Monica Shepherd Regional Education Facilitator Northwest Region NCDPI 336-469-4682 monicashepherd28@yahoo.com