Community of Practice & Workgroups

Discussion Group: Evaluators

Collecting Fidelity Data Virtually in New Hampshire

Amy Aiello, NH SPDG, discusses Tracking Fidelity Data during Covid 19 using New Hampshire’s iShare: Improving Social/Emotional Outcomes for Children Birth to Age 5.

Shauna Harps & Brad Keller, GPRA evaluators, describe how SPDG projects can improve their program measure submissions.

CoP: Coaching

Amy and Pattie are the creators of the Checklist for High-Quality Coaching (Brussow, Gaumer Erickson, Noonan, Jenson, & Villa, 2013). This measure is completed by an outside observer to evaluate the quality of coaching sessions. The observer ensures that coaching sessions include research-based coaching components within the domains of structure, content, and communication.

CoP: MTSS

Integrated MTSS frameworks: Supporting students’ social, emotional, behavioral, & academic growth

This session answers four key questions about I-MTSS:

  1. Why consider Integrated Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (I-MTSS)?
  2. What is I-MTSS?
  3. How do we adjust I-MTSS for the current context?
  4. Where do I learn more?

Work Group: SEL

Purpose: Begin exploring the topic of collaboration and alignment for MTSS-SEL.

Learning Targets: (1) Ability to describe why SEL is necessary for academic achievement. (2) Ability to name the key skills SEL will provide students. (2) Understand the reason for and use of the Initiative Inventory.

Work Group: Modules

Purpose
This group will support each other in building a playbook on creating and implementing modules that increase participants’ targeted knowledge and skills.

Goals
By January 2023 this working group will create a module that supports SPDGs in developing and implementing effective technology-based professional learning.

Other Resources

CoP: MTSS

A Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) offers an alternative approach to family engagement. A tiered approach to family engagement helps teachers and administrators adapt to the contexts, needs, and preferences of every family in the school so that ALL families are engaged in their children’s education. In this session, Georgia’s MTSS Communications and Family Engagement Specialist Carole Carr discusses the importance of helping families understand their role within the framework and how uplifting student voices strengthens engagement and improves student success.