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GOAL: Identify
effective strategies and materials that teachers can use to improve the
reading achievement of recent immigrant students.
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Action Step(s) Person(s) Timeline: Needed
Responsible Start/End Resources Evaluation
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1. I will go to collect recent immigrant students’ data
from Perm Records
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Rosa Roque
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4/30/2012
5/4/2012
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List of recent immigrant students
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2. Conduct a DMAC
study to analyze data
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Rosa Roque
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5/7/2012
5/11/2012
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Computer
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State test results
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3. Conduct
interviews with teacher of recent immigrant students
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Rosa
Roque
Mr. Cesar
Limas
Alondra
Galvan
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5/14/2012
5/25/2012
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Meeting time
Conference room
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List of potential strategies and materials used
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4. Review
interventions Plans
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Rosa
Roque
Counselor-
Mrs. Briseada Gonzalez
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6/11/2012
6/15/2012
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Meeting time Copies of Interventions
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List of potential strategies and materials used
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5. Gather strategies
used by teachers
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Rosa
Roque
Sylvia
Joseph
Alondra
Galvan
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08/13/2012
08/17/2012
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Meeting
time
Conference
room
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List of potential strategies and materials used
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6. Present report to my supervisor, discuss
effective/ineffective strategies and materials and make recommendations
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Rosa Roque
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08/27/2012
08/31/2012
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Final report
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Minutes of meeting
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
Action Research Plan Week 3
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Week 2 Reflection
My reflections of the intereviews:
My Action Research topics:
It
is true, in real life there are infinity of problems that principals have to
face, but it is good to know that there are many solutions out there that we
can use that way we don’t have to re-create the wheel. Knowing what others leaders
are doing today can help students and teachers provide security. We just have to
“Google” it like Dr. Briseno said.
Both on the necessity and the benefit of using
research to the students’ success. It was very important for me to watch these
videos by experts because they pointed out aspects about data that could be
used by us carefully leaders focus. My Action Research topics:
I choose topic number two, six and
fifteen from my intern plan number two says: Create a reading plan for struggle students to increase motivation for
reading, number six says: Create a collaboration group and participate in
decision making to improve test scores, and
number fifteen says: Meet with a current leader involved in implementing a
district/school change. Find out why the change was made and what steps were
taken the change. My supervisor agreed with my topics and we decided to go
with the one about creating a reading
plan for struggle students to increase motivation for reading.
Monday, April 16, 2012
Blogs for Educational Leaders
Since many teachers are using face book, twitters, e-mails, etc., educational leaders might have teachers create their own blog to share classroom experiences. This way they can interact with each other about advice and techniques that are working for their students.
Action Research is...
I learned that action research is a tool that I need to use to grow professionally. These research actions are based on intentional studies with real problems about teachers and principals real actions. Through research we can capture problem areas to study and develop a way to improve it. There are several forms to do research, but the most important way is that we are not alone; principals and teachers can meet to identify areas of worry to us in the classrooms. Then we can meet periodically to share experiences, reflect and change according with our own necessities through researches. Now I will be able to make my own research with classroom experiences, principals’ advice and course’ partners interactions. I will create my own Blog to share my research with my course partners. I am sure that I will learn from other teachers’ techniques and strategies that they are using in the real world of teachers. I will now prefer to do action research because it is based on daily occurrences in my own classroom rather than reading about what somebody else did in theirs. I can have my colleagues input as well on what improvements I can make in the classroom.
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