3.5
Acceleration for All
ByPublisher Description
The need to overcome student learning gaps exists in every school. The answer is not a culture of remediation but one of acceleration. Every student deserves to learn at grade level or beyond—this is equity in action. Acceleration for All offers research-informed, real-world, and ready-to-implement strategies, with an emphasis on core instructional practices, to ensure accelerated learning schoolwide.
This book will help K–12 teachers and leaders:
- Implement practical strategies for sustained accelerated student learning
- Shift from a mindset of deficit thinking to strengths-based thinking related to student learning
- Develop opportunity equity so all students have access to grade-level learning every day
- Develop learning cycles to address instruction, assessment, and interventions or extensions as a team with a focus on every student learning grade-level standards
- Learn how to establish a learning-based culture rooted in collective efficacy
- Support teachers, teams, and students through collaborative leadership
- Create processes and procedures for continuously improving learning
Contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Case for Acceleration
Chapter 2: The Importance of Culture
Chapter 3: Curriculum Plans for Grade-Level Learning
Chapter 4: An Assessment System That Supports Acceleration
Chapter 5: Daily Grade-Level Instruction
Chapter 6: An Intervention System That Supports Acceleration
Chapter 7: The Importance of Leadership
Chapter 8: Continuous Improvement
Epilogue
References and Resources
Index
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3.5
“I read this as an assignment for the Guiding Coalition at work, but I found many of the ideas in this book very good and strong aspects to have as part of a school. Most of this book is shifting mindsets from "have-to's" and check boxes to practices that will benefit the most students with that concept being its own culture. While many of these practices are being done by some of our staff, it doesn't seem like it will be as effective if only some people are carrying the responsibility and accountability for everyone. This book felt like it gave an ideal educational setting that would be wonderful, but also not very realistic to me right now. There were pieces of this that I hope to incoporate into my own teaching and hope that someday will be asked of all teachers. In general, I felt like this book reiterated good teaching practices that often get loeft out when the busyness of the school year happens.”
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