Community of Practice - Teaching & Learning

Community of Practice

10/24/2019

On Thursday, October 24, 2019, our new teachers to the district conducted learning walkthroughs from 9:00am-2:00pm. Together we visited nine classrooms, collecting anecdotal notes related to standards, practices and relationships- the three pillars of our instructional platform. As a culmination of the learning walkthrough, the team met to debrief and discuss patterns of model teaching techniques across classrooms. The day was an extraordinary display of professionalism and model teaching. Throughout the nine classrooms, we observed a passion for teaching, environments that advance student learning, rigorous instruction, high expectations, and strong student-teacher relationships.

This day is another reminder of how lucky I am to work with such dedicated professionals.

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Clare Arnold, Assistant Superintendent

Important Dates:

9/23/2019RIDE ILP Training
10/10/2019 CPI Training
10/11/2019 Community of Practice -Grade 5 Math Assessments
10/17/2019Choices Workshop @ Brown
10/17/2019Teaching About The Holocaust and Genocide with Echoes and Reflections
10/22/2019RIDE 2019 DTOY Cohort Meeting
10/23/2019RISCA Fall Conference RI School Counselors: Leading the Revolution With New Ideas
10/23/2019Wellness coordinator round table
10/24/2019 Transition Advisory Council Meeting
10/24/2019 NewTeacher Mentor Program-Community of Practice Day
10/24/2019 MassCue
10/30/2019 ELA Program Evaluation
11/4/2019 RIDE ILP Directors/Level Meeting
11/5/2019 Arts Talk
11/6/2019Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI) Full Certification
11/14/2019 Transition Advisory Council Meeting
11/18/19 Community of Practice - Grade 6
11/21/19 Community of Practice - Middle School Math
11/26/2019 Analyzing Science Curriculum
12/2/19 Community of Practice - Grade 3
12/3/19 Community of Practice-Special Education
12/3/19 Community of Practice - Grade 5
12/9/19 Community of Practice - Grade 4
12/12/19 Community of Practice - Grade 2
12/19/19 Transition Advisory Council Meeting