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af Elise Yerkey 3 år siden

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CCIL Talking Points

The training initiative aims to support district-level administrators and coaches, enhancing their ability to positively impact various student groups, including justice-involved youth, English learners, those attending under-resourced schools, students with disabilities, and those living in poverty.

CCIL Talking Points

CCIL Training Plan

This mind map will help you to easily prepare the next training session for your trainees.

Time Commitments

Voluntary individual/self-paced learning modules and/or webinars (Learning Designed, statewide webinars, Got a Minute?)
YEAR 2
Participation in 1 CAST-facilitated Lesson Design Studio in Year 2
2 sets of CAST-facilitated Instructional Rounds in Year 2
YEAR 1
Consultation with implementation specialist, as needed
Participation in 1 CAST-facilitated Lesson Design Studio in Year 1, if possible
2 sets of CAST-facilitated Instructional Rounds in Year 1
1 virtual workshop a month
4 half-day trainings in Year one

Budget

Usually, training budgets come from the leadership however, in some cases, you can try to look for sponsors as well.

Funds available for Instructional Rounds release time
Free to participating LEAs

Evaluate and check outcome

In the end, you have to evaluate the training program. The test and questionnaires will help you see if the program was indeed efficient, but you also need to leave space for feedback.
This way, you can eliminate the possible flaws for the next meetings.

- keep track of test scores and reports
- surveys for learners to evaluate their speakers
- suggestions for improvements
- etc.

Literacy Toolkit
Instructional Rounds
Build Collaboration at sites

Add your ideas for tests here. Eventual test questions can be written here too.

Journey Mapping
Guidance in using data

Write here those feedbacks which are recurring so you can see through the opinion of the majority.

Survey (Baseline and Post)
Addresses metrics of grant proposal

Add your ideas for questionaires here.

Training Material

You can write down all the materials you need in order to complete the training here:

- visual aids
- subscription to a tool
- manuals
- handouts
- etc.

Lesson Design Studios
Open Educational Resources
Learning Designed Website https://www.learningdesigned.org/
Tailored to topic, audience, and level
500 professional learning resources, lessons, research articles
Pre-packaged and customizable CAST Presentations
Ongoing and Recorded Webinars
"Got A Minute?" 10-20-30 modules
Deep Dive presentations 4-half days

Designing and Action Planning

UDL Guidelines

UDL Design Process

The Why: UDL Foundational Concepts

Building Expert Learners

Barriers

Variability

LACOE Coaching Leaders

Having a strong training team is very important. These speakers will ensure a good outcome.

Write down their details here; also, you can add a checkmark next to the names of people who are available for the training.

Available

Career and College Readiness/AVID
Jennifer Smith
Center for District Capacity Building
Chanel Young Smith
Content Areas
Mathematics

Jackie Booker (Math)

Special Education
Chris Jackson

Email address or phone number to contcat your speaker.

Marcie Peoples

Add the department.

Carol Higa
UDL Implementation Specialist
Elise Yerkey

Add the company name.

Audience breakdown

Sort out the groups in need of training, then assign the trainers for each group.

District Level Administrators and Coaches
Affect the following groups of students within general educational settings:

Students attending under-resourced schools

Students living in poverty

Justice-involved youth

English Learners

Students with Disabilities

Teachers and Paraprofessionals

The name of the person who will hold the presentation.

Up to 6 Partner Districts

California Coalition for Inclusive Literacy

Add the general training info here.
Mention the date and location; you can also write down a few of the topics that will be discussed during training.

Build internal district and county coaching capacity to sustain and scale the reach of Inclusive Literacy and UDL
Five Focus Areas
Alternative dispute resolution procedures
Identifying students with disabilities and developing appropriate Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)
Strategies specific to particular disabilities in a general education setting
Support for students with overlapping needs such as English Learners (ELs) with IEPs.
Inclusive literacy practices through the lens of Universal Design for Learning
Five Partner COEs
San Joaquin County Office of Education
Santa Clara County Office of Education
Fresno County Office of Education
Placer County Office of Education
Los Angeles County Office of Education
Work led by CAST (Creators of Universal Design for Learning)
Funded by the Special Education Educator Workforce Investment Grant through June 2023
California Department of Education (CDE) and the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence (CCEE)