Region 8 ESC John Wink
Region 8 ESC Presents:
John Wink
Who is John Wink? He is currently serving as superintendent of Blue Ridge ISD and has years of administrative experience as Assistant Supt. of Curriculum and principal at the elementary, middle, and high school level. He has a REALLY great and practical approach to understanding and utilizing data— perfect for the novice or experienced instructional leaders looking for a solid system.
“Data Driven Excellence +10” November 27, 2017 8:30-3:30 Session # 153916
What’s in store for the day? Participants will learn how to turn Anthony Muhammad's quote, "Data is information, not condemnation" into actionable work. Learners will discover: how to turn static test scores into growth goals at the campus, grade, teacher and student level; ways to use data to drive instruction, responses to failure and progress monitoring to help teachers grow; and, how to use data to transform their mindset from the focus on passing tests to guaranteeing growth in every learner. To solidify their growth mindset about data, participants will learn: how to use standardized data reports and benchmark data to develop growth goals for both teachers and students. Furthermore, leaders will walk away with an action plan to help their teachers select relevant data with 4-6 reports that will help them isolate their areas for improvement by content, by class and by individual student. For more information contact Debbie Crooms [email protected] or Mary Thomas [email protected] Free for members of the Professional Development or Leadership Coop
John Wink
Who is John Wink? He is currently serving as superintendent of Blue Ridge ISD and has years of administrative experience as Assistant Supt. of Curriculum and principal at the elementary, middle, and high school level. He has a REALLY great and practical approach to understanding and utilizing data— perfect for the novice or experienced instructional leaders looking for a solid system.
“Data Driven Excellence +10” November 27, 2017 8:30-3:30 Session # 153916
What’s in store for the day? Participants will learn how to turn Anthony Muhammad's quote, "Data is information, not condemnation" into actionable work. Learners will discover: how to turn static test scores into growth goals at the campus, grade, teacher and student level; ways to use data to drive instruction, responses to failure and progress monitoring to help teachers grow; and, how to use data to transform their mindset from the focus on passing tests to guaranteeing growth in every learner. To solidify their growth mindset about data, participants will learn: how to use standardized data reports and benchmark data to develop growth goals for both teachers and students. Furthermore, leaders will walk away with an action plan to help their teachers select relevant data with 4-6 reports that will help them isolate their areas for improvement by content, by class and by individual student. For more information contact Debbie Crooms [email protected] or Mary Thomas [email protected] Free for members of the Professional Development or Leadership Coop
