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Reflection Meeting Protocol

Reflection Meeting Protocol . Materials Needed: Action plans Evidence of re-assessment (bring student work if applicable) Protocol: Together, your teams have 45 minutes to share plans, results, and student work (if applicable). Each team member has approximately 15 minutes.

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Reflection Meeting Protocol

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  1. Reflection Meeting Protocol Materials Needed: • Action plans • Evidence of re-assessment (bring student work if applicable) Protocol: Together, your teams have 45 minutes to share plans, results, and student work (if applicable). Each team member has approximately 15 minutes. Guiding Questions for Presenters (5 minutes each) • What skill did you re-teach? Be as specific as possible about the skill. • Who were you targeting in re-teaching? Whole class? Tutoring? • When did you re-teach it? • What percentage of students understand the skill now (based on re-assessment) compared to before re-teaching • How did you re-assess? Show student evidence of mastery/non-mastery. Clarifying Questions (3 minutes) Guiding Questions for Discussion (5 minutes) • To what extent did it address the core concept? • To what extent did it break it into clear discrete steps? • To what extent did it provide adequate opportunity for student practice? • Was the reassessment at the same level of rigor as the IA questions? • If the intervention did work for all students, what specific actions yielded the best results? Source: Adapted from E. L. Haynes, Washington DC

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