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Student Learning Objectives The SLO Process. Student Learning Objectives Training Series Deck 3 of 3 . Review and Preview. We have covered: An introduction to Student Learning Objectives. The components of a Student Learning Objective.
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Student Learning ObjectivesThe SLO Process Student Learning Objectives Training Series Deck 3 of 3
Review and Preview • We have covered: • An introduction to Student Learning Objectives. • The components of a Student Learning Objective. • The template for communicating Student Learning Objectives and supporting implementation tools. • Next, we will cover: • The process for developing Student Learning Objectives. • The process for gathering and analyzing student performance data.
Key Questions for Teachers Through the SLO Process, teachers become fluent in the answers to the following questions: What do I expect my students to learn during their time in this course? How will I know if they’ve learned it?
Teachers’ SLO Development Process Teachers with teams: • Review the standards with grade-level or content team. • Analyze baseline data and student performance trends. • Select common measure(s) for student learning. Teachers without teams: • Review the standards with teachers across LEA network or • Collaborate with teachers from other grades/subjects within the LEA. • Analyze baseline data and student performance trends. • Select measure(s) for student learning.
Understanding Baseline Data Baseline data that is useful for understanding students’ prerequisite skills and content includes, but is not limited to: • beginning of course diagnostics and / or performance tasks, • prior year tests, • tests in other subjects, • teacher-, school- or state generated tests, • student grades in previous courses, • student transiency rates, • student behavior data, • Individualized Education Plans.
Selecting high quality assessments (or other measure of student performance) is an integral component of the Student Learning Objective process.
Setting SLOs Identify Team Priorities & Assessments July - August - September Set & Share School Priorities Draft SLO Identify Class Priorities Set SLO Student Data Approved SLO School Strategic Plans Teacher Evaluator (& Supporting Leadership) Academic Data System Non- Academic Data System Teacher Teams
Monitoring SLOs Interventions &Support (On-going) Revise SLO (If Necessary) Mid-Year Conference January – February Data Analysis (On-going Process) Monitor SLO Progress Towards SLO Approved SLO Academic Data System Non-Academic Data System Teacher Teacher Team Evaluator (& Supporting Leadership)
Evaluating SLO Attainment Year End Conference Adjust Professional Growth Plans (as necessary) Review Summative Data Collect Summative Data April - June Professional Growth Plan Evaluate SLO Attainment Progress Towards SLO SLO Attainment Rating Evaluator (& Supporting Leadership) Teacher Team Academic Data System Teacher Non-Academic Data System
The process for setting Student Learning Objectives emphasizes the importance of collaboration to establish long-term, measurable, academic goals for their students.
Learn More About SLOs Please visit http:// for more information about Student Learning Objectives, to see SLO samples and find tools to aid in implementation.