PLC SMART Goal Setting
Published on Nov 25, 2015
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PLC SMART Goal Setting
Understanding how to work collaboratively towards common goals
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What is a PLC?
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"Educators committed to working collaboratively in ongoing processes of collective inquiry and action research to achieve better results for the students they serve" (DuFour, DuFour, & Eaker, 2008).
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PLCs are NOT:
- Grade level meetings
- School improvement teams
- Child study/intervention teams
- Gripe Sessions
- Social Events
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PLCs ARE:
- Data specific
- Judgement free
- High levels of productive dialogue
- Sharing of knowledge and strategies
- Honest and open discussions
- A shared goal, problem, or project
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Critical PLC Questions:
- What do we want each student to learn?
- How will we know they learned it?
- What will we do when a student has trouble learning?
- How will we extend the learning for those who are proficient?
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What is a SMART goal?
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SMART Goals are:
- S - Specific and Strategic
- M - Measurable
- A - Attainable
- R - Results-oriented
- T - Timebound
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What is the purpose of a SMART Goal?
- To guide the work of the PLC
- To emphasize the measurement and track progress
- To provide a means of analyzing student work/data
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Video on formulating PLC SMART Goals
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Formulating PLC SMART Goals
- Identify the problem
- Create a measurable goal
- State what that goal will accomplish
- Include when the goal will be accomplished
- What tools or evidences will measure the goal?
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Use the following to create a SMART Goal with your team:
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- Team SMART Goal-Setting Plan
- SMART Goal Worksheet example
- SMART Goal Temp
