World Class
Knowledge
and Skills
Content Knowledge Is Not Enough
We MUST CREATE INNOVAtors
DIstricts must define their diplomas
Districts need to define what skills, experiences, dispositions, and standards that students should be competent in upon graduation for College, Career, and Next Generation Readiness.
SAMPLE district considerations
COLLEGE READINESS
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Mastery of Academic Core Standards
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Readiness for College Credit Courses
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Early College / Dual Credit Courses
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Rigorous Curriculum
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On Campus Experiences Visits
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College Fairs
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Financing / Funding Overviews
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Degree Pathways
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College Systems Overview
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College Support Systems
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Study Habits
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Motivation
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Grit
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Persistence
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Time Management
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Resource Maximation
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World Language
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STEM Standards
RE
CAREER READINESS
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Numerous Career Explorations
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Embedded Industrial Certifications
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Collaboration
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Creativity
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Project Based Learning
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Individual Learning Plans
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Interest Inventories
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Internships
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School to Work
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Corporate Partnerships
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Vocational Pathways
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Shadowing
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Communication / Presentation Skills
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Entrepreneurship
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Global Economy
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Social Marketing
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Design Thinking
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Service Learning
NEXT GEN SKILLS
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Web 2.0 Tools
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Coding
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Computer Aided Design
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3D Printing / Scanning / Modeling
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Drone / Geo-Rendering
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Technological Competent
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Backchanneling
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Video-Conferencing
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Virtual Books
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Virtual Collaboration
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Multi-Media Processing
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Blogging
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Spreadsheets
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Multiple Presentation Formats
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Web Design
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Digital Citizenry
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Screen, Audio, and Video Capture
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Flipped Content Creation
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Digital Driver's License
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Philanthropy
GLOBAL COMPETENCIES
Critical
Thinking
and
Problem
Solving
Effective
Oral
and
Written
Communication
Collaboration Across Networks and Leading By Influence
Accessing
and
Analyzing
Information
Agility
and Adaptability
Curiosity
and
Imagination
Initiative
and
Entrepreneurship
Districts must create a framework for innovation
What Processes are Needed?
What Procedures are Needed?
What Training
is Needed?
What Resources are Needed?
4Cs
What Curricula
is Needed?
What Communication is Needed?
What Commitment
is Needed?
What Capacity
is Needed?
SAMPLE DISTRICT EXEMPLARS
Exemplars of
Eminence Excellence
Sample for Grade 4
Exemplars of
Eminence Excellence
Sample for Grade 12
Danville
Diploma
Defined
For Teachers to Teach Different skills and dispositions, teachers must teach differently
TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACCELERANTS
Personalized PD
Virtual PD
Social Media
Trust Culture
Flipped Meetings
Administrative Modeling
Clear Vision, Mission, Purpose
Flexibility & Creativity
FULLAN'S SIX SECRETS TO CHANGE AN ORGANIZATION
1. Love Your Employees
2. Connect Peers With Purpose
3. Capacity Building Prevails
4. Learning Is The Work
5. Transparency Rules
6. Systems Learn
to foster creativity and critical thinking in
students, districts must create "teacher-preneurs"
"TEACHER-PRENEURS"
ARE: ARE NOT:
Motivated by Teaching and Learning Narrow Minded
Deeply Connected Simply Implementers
Committed to Advancing the Profession Solely Motivated By Testing
Transcending Teaching's Past Committed to the Status Quo
Overcome Resistance In It For a Paycheck
Create What They Imagine Risk Adverse
Don't Leave the Classroom to Create Change Afraid to Fail
Are Always Looking Forward Operating in Solos
Teacher Leaders must be producers of solutions rather than just implementers of someone else's.
- Lori Nazareno
Schools Need Students & Staff That Live & Thrive In Their Element!
Their ELEMENT is where their natural aptitude meets their personal passion!
Sir Ken Robinson's Questions To Finding Your Element:
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​What Are You Good At? How Do You Know? What Do You Love?
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What Makes You Happy? What's Your Attitude?
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Where are You Now? Where's Your Tribe? What's Next?
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