Pilot guidance documents with a small set of schools and iterate before wide dissemination¶
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Description¶
R15CC supported NDE with an iterative process of creating implementation guidance for the MRI menu and a site visit protocol. Approximately 20 schools will pilot the MRI menu and provide feedback on their experiences to help NDE revise and refine the guidance document before distributing it more widely and expanding site visits to additional schools.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Collecting practitioner feedback from pilot schools to inform revision
Constraints¶
Target Learners¶
- School and district staff implementing school improvement interventions
Target Learning Goals¶
- Building continuous improvement mindsets among schools and districts
Related Strategies¶
- Facilitate a multi-session collaborative workgroup to co-develop state guidance
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- Plan-Build-Implement co-design process for developing Integrated Learning Pathways
- Implementation-phase supports: staff engagement, communication and action plans, thought partnership, and self-assessment rubrics
Examples¶
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Key Sources¶
- Co-Creating a Menu of More Rigorous Interventions to Drive Nevada School Improvement. (2024). Region 15 Comprehensive Center at WestEd. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED662043
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Pilot guidance documents with a small set of schools and iterate before wide dissemination |
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R15CC supported NDE with an iterative process of creating implementation guidance for the MRI menu and a site visit protocol. |
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