Action
Planning Template
Goal: |
Determine
how effective our policies, procedures, and consequences are at
motivating
our students to get to class on time and receive adequate
education. |
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Action Steps |
Person(s)
Responsible |
Timeline:
Start/End |
Needed Resources |
Evaluation |
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Research the average
number of tardies we have per day on our campus. Break that
information down to each individual grade level as well.
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John
Thompson
Dianne
Schmidt
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February 2013-June 2014 |
Skyward
Tardy referrals |
Determine
if the number of
tardies
increase
or
decrease
during
the year.
Determine
if there
is
a major different
in
the class grades
and
if there is a
difference
in
grade levels. |
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Research the number of
students that continue to arrive late for class after receiving
consequences. |
John
Thompson
John Martin |
February 2013- June 2014 |
Skyward
Tardy
referrals
|
Determine
if the consequences adequately
deter
students
from
arriving
late to class. |
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Survey teachers to
determine what percentage of commitment there is to assigning
consequences to students who arrive late to class |
John
Thompson
Various teachers |
February 2013-June 2014 |
Survey
distributed to various teachers.
Observation of various
teachers. |
Determine
if teachers are consistent in enforcing our
current
tardy
policy. |
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Research the
effectiveness of “tardy sweeps” Are they working or should we
take another avenue. |
John
Thompson
Dianne
Schmidt
Various teachers |
February 2013-June 2014 |
Skyward
Tardy
referrals
Opinion poll distributed
to various teachers |
Determine
if
tardy
sweeps minimize class disruptions
caused
by
students
who
arrive late. |
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Research tardy policies
at other schools to see what steps are effective and what isn't
working. |
John
Thompson
|
February 2013-June 2014 |
Tardy policies from
other school districts |
Compare
tardy policies from
other
schools to determine if
there
are ideas
for
incentives or consequences
that
we can implement on
our campus. |
Looks good, John! I'll be interested to see if your school has more first period tardies where the kids are late arriving to school OR if more of your tardies are from loitering in the hallways.
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree, looks good. I will be interested to see if the teachers are following through :) I also like that you are going to research other policies... why reinvent the wheel!
ReplyDeleteYour action research is looking good. I hope that you don't have any problems with the gathering of the data. Some teachers are busy and don't like having to do another task. Passing out the surveys may be done at the end of an already planned teacher meeting to eliminate the problem of teachers not getting back to you. Good luck with your research.
ReplyDeleteMine is pamjmitchell.blogspot.com if you would like to comment!
Sounds good. Maybe you could add in a step where you give a short presentation at a meeting where you go over the benefits of your study with the teachers if there is not much commitment after the survey.
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