EARLY HEARING DETECTION AND INTERVENTION VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
MARCH 2-5, 2021
(Virtually the same conference, without elevators, airplane tickets, or hotel room keys)
6/21/2017 | 12:45 PM - 1:45 PM | Making Learning Visible: Using Student Portfolios | Boardroom
Making Learning Visible: Using Student Portfolios
Hurricane Elementary School implemented a system for making Student Learning Objectives (SLO) visible to students and parents. Each student keeps a portfolio where they track progress toward grade-level SLO’s, uses the portfolio to self-report progress toward mastery of each SLO, and makes goals for improvement. SLO’s are reviewed annually and modified as needed.
In this session, administrators and teachers will learn how to implement student-tracked SLO's and other methods for tracking student learning.
We will present ideas for administrators and teachers to roll-out a similar program school-wide to help improve and track Tier I instruction and plan for needed Tier II and III.
- Within the session administrators will learn how to have their staff look at their grade-level or subject Core Standards, and find the essential skills and knowledge from that Core to focus Tier I, II, and III instruction.
- In the session administrators will learn how to deal with staff push-back or complaints about "just another thing" to add to their busy days.
- Administrators and teachers will learn ideas for digitally tracking student progress on student learning objectives and the learning targets that lead up to these student learning objectives.
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Presenters/Authors
Matthew Lowe
(), Hurricane Elementary, matthew.lowe@washk12.org;
Matthew Lowe has been a principal, teacher, counselor, and administrator for 17 years. Currently, he is the principal of Hurricane Elementary. In 2016 he was recognized as the STEM Innovator of the Year by the Utah STEM Action Center. He has taught in Washington County, Davis County, and San Jacinto California. He graduated from Weber State with a degree in Elementary Education, The University of Redlands with a Masters in Counseling, and Southern Utah University with his administrative credential.
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Travis Wilstead
(), Majestic Fields Elementary, travis.wilstead@washk12.org;
Travis Wilstead has been a teacher, staff developer, and principal for 16 years. Currently, he is a principal of Hurricane Elementary school. He has taught in Clark County Nevada, and Washington County Utah. He graduated from Southern Utah University with a BS in Elementary Education, the University of Phoenix with a Masters in Curriculum and Instruction, and the University of Nevada Las Vegas with a Masters in Educational Leadership.
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