School Facts of Noel A. Smith Elementary Staff & Students  780 Students  60 Staff Members Location  Frisco, Texas  Fastest growing district Staff.

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School Facts of Noel A. Smith Elementary Staff & Students  780 Students  60 Staff Members Location  Frisco, Texas  Fastest growing district Staff Characteristics  Average years of experience is 10.3 years on the Smith campus  More than 41% of the staff has 11+ years of experience Assessments 1) TAKS Testing  5 th Grade – Reading, Math, and Science  4 th Grade – Writing  3 rd Grade – Reading & Math 2) Other Assessments  Math TEKS Checks for all grade levels  Benchmarks for 2 nd – 5 th  K-2 nd Reading Assessments

Components of Communication Non-Verbal Components PPosture BBody Movements PProximity MMuscle Tension FFacial Expression AAttire EEye Movement Verbal Components PPitch/tone VVolume IInflection PPace WWords

Communication Barriers Hearing vs. Listening Becoming Defensive Assumptions Negative Presuppositions Lack of Clarity/Misunderstanding

Paraphrasing Says… I am interested and want to listen I am concerned and empathize I want to fully understand We are a team

Paraphrasing Can… Summarize Reflect feeling/emotion Clarify Acknowledge Shift “Gears” Give the speaker a chance to ensure their message is being heard and understood Provide think time Encourage reflective processing

Paraphrasing Map 1.Paraphrasing expresses empathy 2.Paraphrasing acknowledges and clarifies 3.Paraphrasing summarizes and organizes key concepts and/or concerns 4.Paraphrasing shifts to focus or conclude the conversation

Probing & Inquiring CCreates Clarity DDevelops specificity in a conversation PProvides “wait time” AAllows speaker to hear themselves PPermits speaker to solve problem AAllows for metacognition MMaintains focus EExpands or shifts conversation

Good Questions… Have multiple responses Assume the positive Gain clarity and specificity Shift thinking Encourage risk-taking

Training Teachers Initial Training 1-3 hours minimum Paraphrasing practice minutes/month Follow-up Training 1 hour minimum Paraphrasing & Questioning Practice minutes/month Reflection 30 minutes minimum

Staff Development Activities Paraphrasing in groups of three Teachers paraphrase written dialogue samples Paraphrasing in groups of two Reflect after parent conferences

Summary Points Key Points Communication can make or break a school Good communication = active listening Active listening requires practice Challenges Developing comfort level Embracing something new Make it your style Time to practice