1. Parenting Education/CBET Program Model Standards

2. Overview • Program context • “How” of model standards • “What” of Model standards

3. Program Context What are some facts about the Parenting Education/CBET program that you remember from Suzanne’s presentation a couple of week’s ago?

4. Program Context • The Parenting Education /CBET program is a program in its infancy. -3 years old

5. Program Context 2. The Parenting Education/CBET program is Oakland is unique in the state of California. -focus on supporting K-12 -includes CBET (typically under ESL) CBET= ESL + Parenting Education

6. “How” of Model Standards Because of the program’s uniqueness in California and its stage of development,model standards are used to guide program development. • What should we be offering? • How does it fit into a larger context/picture?

7. “What” of Model Standards What are your outcomes for being a parent? How do you assess/measure that? Have you assessed your parenting skills? Your success as parent? Can that be standardized for all parents?

8. PE/CBET Model Standards • CBET – ESL Model Standards, CASAS • OUSD’s 3-9-12 goals • California K-12 standards • Parenting Education Model Standards • (Programs of Excellence)

9. OUSD’s 3-9-12 Goals 3 – Read and Write by Third Grade 9 – Succeed in Algebra by Ninth Grade 12 – Graduate College- and Career-Ready All students in OUSD entering 9th grade in 2011, will be required to take 15 courses required by California’s state universities, known as “A-G requirements.”

10. OUSD’s 3-9-12 Goals 3 – Read and Write by Third Grade 9 – Succeed in Algebra by Ninth Grade 12 – Graduate College- and Career-Ready All students in OUSD entering 9th grade in 2011, will be required to take 15 courses required by California’s state universities, known as “A-G requirements.” How does this translate into outcomes for parents?

11. California’s K-12 Standards • Reading • Writing • Mathematics • Other Curricular (e.g., Social Studies) • Responsibility for Learning • Responsibility for Behavior

12. California’s K-12 Standards • Reading • Writing • Mathematics • Other Curricular (e.g., Social Studies) • Responsibility for Learning • Responsibility for Behavior Examples: • K-12 standards-based report cards • Parent Playbook

13. California’s K-12 Standards • Reading • Writing • Mathematics • Other Curricular (e.g., Social Studies) • Responsibility for Learning • Responsibility for Behavior How does this translate into outcomes for parents?

14. Parenting Education Model Standards - Draft 5 Domains: • Promoting Family Members’ Growth and Development • Strengthening the Family System • Fostering Health, Nutrition and Safety • Meeting Family Needs and Responsibilities • Promoting Family Literacy

15. Parenting Education Model Standards - Draft 5 Domains: • Promoting Family Members’ Growth and Development • Strengthening the Family System • Fostering Health, Nutrition and Safety • Meeting Family Needs and Responsibilities • Promoting Family Literacy Example: Promoting Family Literacy

16. Parenting Education Model Standards - Draft Performance Standards • Basic • Proficient • Advanced

17. Parenting Education Model Standards - Draft Performance Standards • Basic • Proficient • Advanced Example: Promoting Family Literacy

18. Parenting Education Model Standards - Draft Performance Standards • Basic • Proficient • Advanced How do you assess and measure?

19. “How” of Model Standards Because of the program’s uniqueness in California and its stage of development, model standards are used to guide program development. • What should we be offering? • How does it fit into a larger context/picture?