Goals Goal 1: Increase Student Engagement in learning Goal 2: Improving Assessment Practices STRATEGIES Continued Implementation of technology in the.

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Goals Goal 1: Increase Student Engagement in learning Goal 2: Improving Assessment Practices STRATEGIES Continued Implementation of technology in the classroom Increased Inquiry-Based Learning Improve Student-Teacher relationships Increase Student Involvement in Assessment Increased Reporting and Accountability of assessments Continued Focus on Assessment for Learning

What’s Up For This Year???? 1. AISI Sponsored Staff Professional Development Opportunities: Leading and Learning Alberta Assessment Consortium Fall Conference Powerful Learning Practice (PLP) with Will Richardson 2. AISI Focused Seminars 3 sessions focused on professional readings,peer discussions and applications for teaching practices. 3. Poster Series – continue posters from last year 4. Student Celebration Program 5. Fall Staff Retreat 6. School Tech. Upgrades

AISI Focused Seminars A half day of focused conversation and collegial fellowship We will book you a sub (please let us know in advance if you are unable to attend that day so we can cancel your sub) The purpose is to encourage discussion and critical analysis of elements related to the AISI goals Format: - focused reading - discussion - goal setting and reflection

Seminar Teams Team 1 – Jeff, Charlene, Chris, Jeanne, Erich, Donna Team2 – Rhonda, Wai, Peggy, Rob, Jennifer, Rod, Trevor Team3 – Dave, Don, Marianne, John, Coralie, Lorraine Team 4 – Kaitlyn, Narsh, Janine, Kristen, Barry, Kent, Dean First Meeting Dates November 18 AM – Team 2 November 18 PM – Team 4 November 26 AM – Team 1 November 26 PM – Team 3

Grade Level Celebrations We would like to continue to celebrate student achievement across all grades How can we continue this? Should we continue what we started last year? Should we do something entirely different? Who wants to help?