District Literacy Leaders

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District Literacy Leaders Network Meeting May 5, 2016 9:00am-12:00pm Dr. LaWonda Smith Manager, English Language Arts Mrs. Argentina Back Manager, Multilingual Services Dr. Marion Smith, Jr. Director, Learning and Innovation

Agenda

Singleton, G. “Courageous Conversation about Race” Community Agreements Stay engaged Speak your truth Have a learners stance Experience discomfort Intent vs. impact Singleton, G. “Courageous Conversation about Race”

Your Lenses Learner Teacher Teacher Leader

DLL Overview Implementation Science – Plan, Do, Study, Act ELL and Best Practice – What works best Leading for Equity – The Will, Skill, and Capacity – Moises Story, Opportunity Gap

Accomplishments! What accomplishment(s), professional and/or personal, can you share that you believe is connected to your DLL learning. Locate two people to share what they are. Once back at your table, share what you heard. Group share out

See Me -By a former ELL student 3-30-16 Argentina – Pictures all came from google images.

See me I am here I feel invisible See through

See me I am here I am important

You don’t understand me I can’t understand you You push me aside because seeing me means more work for you

I am worth it

My skin is brown, dark, light, butter and caramel

Hair in curls, straight, long, short, and wild

There is no one “us” See me

Enough is enough! How many more of my bothers and sisters will have to be broken down, devalued, lost?

Hear me! I have value, I matter, I exist

I lived before I ever met you I am not an empty vessel for you to fill

I do not have to be a replica of you Don’t mold me Don’t change me

Teach me Don’t ignore me See me!

ELA AESD Survey http://tinyurl.com/q48vn3z