1. This PowerPoint can be downloaded at oregoned.org
Presented by the Oregon Education Association Center for Great Public Schools

2. Teaching, Empowering, Leading, and Learning
TELL Survey 2016
Teaching, Empowering, Leading, and Learning
Presented by the Oregon Education Association Center for Great Public Schools

3. Why a statewide survey?
The survey originated as a component of the OEA Strategic Action Plan adopted by the OEA Representative Assembly in 2012.
The Plan directs, “Organize and lead a coalition that will conduct a statewide teaching and learning conditions survey – the nationally respected TELLs survey – and to organize around the results.”
These goals are reflected in the

4. As educators, we know that our working conditions are student learning conditions.
Does your school have the positive teaching conditions necessary for student success?

5. The TELL Survey addresses:
Time
School Leadership
Facilities and Resources
Professional Development
Community Engagement and Support
Instructional Practices and Supports
Managing Student Conduct
New Teacher Support
Teacher Leadership 5

6. The Details…
WHO: Certified/licensed school-based educators and administrators (such as teachers, principals, counselors, assistant principals, social workers, school psychologists, etc.)
WHEN: February 2016
WHERE: Administration is encouraged to offer use of the school computer lab during a staff meeting.
HOW: Using your anonymous code, you can take the survey via any internet connection. Your building rep or their designee will distribute the anonymous codes at a future meeting.
WHY: To make YOUR voice heard.

7. When can I see the Results?
Results will be publicly available in April and can be accessed via the telloregon.org website results are currently posted. Click the “Survey Results” button to see your results.

8. Next Steps
Review your 2014 results with your colleagues and building administrators.
Collaborate with your administrator to dedicate a staff meeting in February 2016 to taking the survey.
Prepare your colleagues for the survey with the TELL survey talking points.
Send any additional questions to