Annotating Lessons and Common Assessment Data

One of our schoolwide goals is for “50% of teachers to increase at least one performance measure in the Prepare for Each Lesson competency under Planning from their FLO fall to spring.”

To reach this goal, deans and teachers have been intentional and thoughtful in co-planning and annotating lesson plans to strengthen daily instruction.

We know that annotating takes extra time and effort, but the results show it’s worth it. Our common assessment scores are stronger than last year’s during the first 7 weeks of instruction. Math outperformed in all weeks except Week 7, while ELA outperformed in four of the seven weeks. It worth noting that ELA is gaining steady momentum this year, whereas last year’s data showed a downward trend after Week 3.

Your hard work, consistency, and commitment to intentional planning are making a real impact on student learning!



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