English Language Arts/Literacy Instructional Materials Adoption Training

English Language Arts/Literacy Instructional Materials Adoption Training

By Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction

Date and time

May 31, 2018 · 8:30am - June 1, 2018 · 3:30pm PDT

Location

Renton Technical College Annex

3407 NE 2nd St Renton, WA 98056

Description

Bring a district team and collaborate with colleagues to explore resources and learning around best practices in the process of adopting English language arts (ELA) instructional materials.

Ensuring instructional materials adoption (IMA) is grounded in best practices is critical to selecting well-aligned and high-quality English language arts and literacy instructional materials that support success for ALL students.



Details

  • Registration is required for this 2-day event - space limited and registration closed when full

  • There is no cost for attending the workshop

  • Travel each day will be the responsibility of the participant

  • Lunch and clock hours will be provided

  • This event will be held at the Renton Technical College Annex in Renton, Washington



Professional Learning Outcomes

  • Understand best practices supporting the process of adoption of instructional materials.

  • Leverage the resources and tools within the Instructional Materials Toolkit to support the facilitation of the instructional materials adoption process.

  • Develop knowledge and skills in the use of the IMET and EQuIP rubric to support districts in vetting instructional materials for alignment to the WA State English Language Arts Learning Standards (CCSS).

  • Collaborate with district leadership in creating an instructional materials adoption plan that supports best practices and the needs of the district.



Who Should Attend

As part of a district looking towards an instructional materials adoption, we suggest a team that includes at least two of the following:

  • Teachers

  • Curriculum Director

  • Administrator

  • Coaches

  • Teacher-librarians

  • Educational Technology Director

Smaller districts with one team member are also encouraged to register!



We are looking forward to working with you,

Aira, Molly, and Barbara

Aira Jackson, ELA Director, OSPI

Molly Berger, ELA Specialist, OSPI

Barbara Soots, OER and Instructional Materials Program Manager, OSPI


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