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Formulate a Problem Statement

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This guide outlines the process for educators to conduct a thorough needs assessment to identify critical issues within curriculum, instruction, assessment, and resources. It provides a structured approach to achieve consensus among school or district leaders on pressing problems that require attention. The steps include reviewing evidence, identifying key issues, and formulating a concise problem statement that captures the core challenges. Effective communication and collaboration are emphasized as essential elements in driving improvement and fostering commitment among stakeholders.

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  1. Conducting a Comprehensive Needs Assessment Formulate a Problem Statement

  2. Session Question • Howdo school/district leaders come to consensus about a critical problem—related to curriculum, instruction, assessment, standards, or resources—that needs to be addressed? 2

  3. Identifying Key Issues • Review the evidence of support and challenges recorded on chart paper. • From these, identify three key issues affecting alignment that need to be addressed. 3

  4. Identifying Key Issues • Recorder will write each issue on a sentence strip to post on the wall. • Complete sentence • Legible • Large enough • Example of an issue: We do not have a reliable and consistent way to identify specific instructional needs for every learner. 4

  5. Formulating a Problem Statement • Reflect on the key issues and formulate a problem statement that incorporates the most important ideas in the issues. • Guidelines • 1 or 2 complete sentences • Legible • Large enough 5

  6. Example of a Problem Statement Teachers do not collaborate on lesson plans or use research-based practices, and literacy instruction is not aligned to standards. 6

  7. Reminders for Formulating a Problem Statement • Sometimes it is a quick and easy process; other times it is slower and more difficult. • The conversation to identify a critical problem is important in focusing the improvement work and building team commitment. • Encourage robust discussion, but do not get bogged down in wordsmithing. 7