Training the Next Generation of Teachers

TRAINING  THE  NEXT  GENERATION  OF  TEACHERS  2013  Social  Enterprise  Leadership  Forum  

Norman  Atkins  May  10,  2013  

Student with High-Performing

Teachers

Student with Low-Performing Teachers

53 percentile points

Sources:  McKinsey  &  Company,  “The  Economic  Impact  of  the  Achievement  Gap  in  America’s  Schools,”  2009;  Sanders  and  Rivers,  “CumulaNve  and  Residual  Effects  on  Future  Student  Academic  Achievement”  

15  

Birth  of  a  New  Ed  School  

16  

Full-­‐Time  Teachers,  Part-­‐Time  Learners  

17  

Current  and  Projected  Enrollment  

440  

605  

845  

0  

100  

200  

300  

400  

500  

600  

700  

800  

900  

2011-­‐2012   2012-­‐2013   2013-­‐2014  (projected)  

18  

Programs  of  Study  

45%  

36%  

14%  

5%  Childhood  

STEM  

ELA  

Social  Studies  

38%  

47%  

11%  

4%  Childhood  

STEM  

ELA  

Social  Studies  

*Reflects  EsRmated  Enrollment  

CLASS  OF  2015*  CLASS  OF  2014  

19  

District  and  Charter  School  Enrollment  

96%  

71%  

49%  

4%  

29%  

51%  

0%  

10%  

20%  

30%  

40%  

50%  

60%  

70%  

80%  

90%  

100%  

CO  2013   CO  2014   CO  2015*  

%  District  %  Charter  

*  Reflects    Enrollment  Goal  

20  

DisRncRve  CharacterisRcs  

21  

Concrete  Skills  &  Techniques  

22  

Example:  Wait  Time  

23  

“Champion”  Teachers  as  Professors    

24  

Watch  &  Analyze  Teacher  “Game  Film”  

25  

InstrucRonal  “At  Bats”  

26  

High  Quality  Online  Learning    

27  

Online  Video  Library  

28  

Use  of  Data  to  Drive  InstrucRon  

29  

Five  Elements  of  EffecRve  Teaching  

30  

Self  &  Other  People  

31  

Personal  ReflecRon  

32  

Families  &  Community  

33  

Character  

34  

Classroom  Culture  

35  

Classroom  Management  

36  

Classroom  Procedures  

37  

Investment  &  Joy  

38  

Teaching  Cycle  

39  

Planning  

40  

Delivery  

41  

Assessment    

42  

Content  

43  

Content  Knowledge  

44  

DifferenRaRon    

45  

Literacy  

46  

Student  Growth  &  Achievement  

47  

Master’s  Defense  Porjolio  

48  

Demonstrate  Student  Achievement  

1.32   1.31  1.22  

0  

0.2  

0.4  

0.6  

0.8  

1  

1.2  

1.4  

1.6  

2010   2011   2012  

Average  Years  of  Reading  Growth  

49  

Challenges  &  OpportuniRes