Podcast
The Continuing Educator
What is student agency? With Sarah Brown-Wessling and Anthony Swann
October 6, 2021
Description
Teachers have tremendously complex jobs and a constantly shifting ecosystem of expectations, yet despite shifts across so many other areas of educational practice, building student agency remains a key desired classroom outcome that educators generally recognize as an area of need. This conversation will give teacher voice to the importance of student agency, varied practitioner views on the opportunities and challenges related to building student agency, and a frame for the season that will prepare listeners to hear about topics ranging from supportive environments and goal setting to meeting the unique needs of students with disabilities and emergent bilinguals.
Topics: Instructional strategy & resources
Products: Professional Learning
Related Content
Related Topics
Brochure
Science of Reading Literacy Suite Professional Learning Overview
Learn effective and efficient routines for teaching word recognition and comprehension alongside any adopted curriculum, and discover practical resources to use in the classroom tomorrow.
Topics: Early learning, Instructional strategy & resources, Literacy, Professional learning
Products: Professional Learning
Video
MAP Reading Fluency with Coach
Aligned to the science of reading, MAP Reading Fluency with Coach delivers a K-5 reading assessment and tutoring solution designed to improve student reading growth.
Topics: Early learning, Instructional strategy & resources, Literacy
Products: MAP Reading Fluency
Fact Sheet
MAP Reading Fluency with Coach
MAP Reading Fluency with Coach is a K-5 reading assessment and tutoring solution aligned to the science of reading.
Topics: Assessment, Early learning, Instructional strategy & resources, Literacy
Products: MAP Reading Fluency
Webinar
NWEA research snapshot: Insights on recovery strategies
NWEA researchers explore the challenges and opportunities surrounding academic recovery. Designed for school and system leaders, this session details their latest research insights and explores the effectiveness of strategies like summer intervention programming and high-dose tutoring.
Topics: Education research, Instructional strategy & resources, Leadership
Article
Next-level science of reading: Early word recognition
This article summarizes the foundational research and scholarship on early word recognition, discusses strategies and tactics for putting the science of reading into practice, and includes numerous useful tips and best practices from an experienced reading interventionist.
Topics: Early learning, Instructional strategy & resources, Literacy
Products: MAP Reading Fluency
Podcast
The Continuing Educator | Secrets & strategies from high growth classrooms, with Chase Nordengren
For this episode, we’re once again joined byĀ Dr. Chase Nordengren,Ā principal research lead for Effective Instructional Strategies at NWEA to talk about teacher-led approaches to academic recovery.
Chase works closely with leading scholars from around the globe to turn theory into actionable practices to drive instructional improvement. His latest study, High Growth for All, captured ways teachers in one Chicago-area district are leading the academic recovery effort and producing above average academic growth over multiple years for kids across the achievement spectrum
Chase is also the author ofĀ Step into Student Goal Setting: A Path to Growth, Motivation, and AgencyĀ from Corwin Press.
Topics: Assessment, Education research, Insights and reports, Instructional strategy & resources, Math, Professional learning
Products: MAP Growth, Professional Learning
Podcast
The Continuing Educator | Changing attitudes on assessment literacy, with Jacob Bruno
āProfessional learning should be intensive, collaborative, job-embedded, and data-driven.ā
Jacob hops from the hostās chair to the hot seat as he sits down with Kailey to discuss his journey through the education world to become a leader in professional development for teachers. Starting with his time working with abused & neglected children, Jacob realized how much he would need to continue to grow to best serve his students. After time as a high school math teacher and coach for math educators, Jacob dedicated his career to serving teachers looking to improve their craft. Then, Kailey & Jacob get into the details of what kinds of professional learning teachers need more of now. They talk about why teachers arenāt taught about the assessment side of instructional practice and how new attitudes towards data literacy are changing that trend.
Topics: Assessment, Insights and reports, Instructional strategy & resources, Math, Professional learning
Products: MAP Growth