Action Planning Template
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Goal: To research the effectiveness of co-teaching inclusion model of special education learners and what gains on assessments do learners show with model.
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Action Steps(s):
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Person(s) Responsible:
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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Gain permission from my site supervisor to do research plan
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Carolyn Collins and Site Supervisor
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April 2012
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none
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Permission to proceed with research plan
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Meet with inclusion teacher to discuss her role in action research plan
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Carolyn Collins and Special ed. Inclusion teacher
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May 2012
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none
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Agreement to proceed with action research plan
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Acquire permission from special education students parents
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Carolyn Collins
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August 2012
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School letter head explaining to parents the process of my action research plan and asking that they grant me permission to review all student data and share with other staff
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Permission from parents to proceed with action research plan
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Gather names of all incoming special education learners that will be in inclusion setting
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Carolyn Collins and Special ed. Inclusion teacher
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August 2012
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List from Chancery database of all current 4th grade special education learners
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The list of special education learners
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Review special education student folders and ARD papers to determine what their learning disabilities are
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Carolyn Collins and Special ed. Inclusion teacher
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August 2012
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Special education folders
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List all Special Ed. Learners and their disabilities and what areas they receive services in.
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Collect state standardized assessment data on special education learners in inclusion model
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Carolyn Collins
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September 2012
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EVAAS
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Acquired assessment information
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Pre-Assess learners with assessment modifications (eliminating an answer choice)to see where they are
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Carolyn Collins and Special ed. Inclusion teacher
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September 2012
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Teacher-made assessment
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Acquired Assessment info.
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Review and chart assessment data
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Carolyn Collins and Special ed. Inclusion teacher
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September 2012
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Assessment scores
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Charted Data
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Special Ed. Teacher and regular Ed. Teacher meet to plan lesson plans and continue to co-teach in inclusion setting
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Carolyn Collins and Special ed. Inclusion teacher
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September 2012-May 2013 (Fall and Spring Semester))
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TEKS and district curriculum
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Collaborations about how to reach inclusion learners
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Survey learners to see if they feel
co-teaching inclusion is beneficial to them
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Carolyn Collins and Special ed. Inclusion teacher
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Spring Semester 2012 (February)
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Teacher made Survey
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Gather survey results
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Continue to give teacher-made assessments and district assessments looking for growth/gains in inclusion learners
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Carolyn Collins and Special ed. Inclusion teacher
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Fall Semester 2012-Spring Semester 2013
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Assessment scores
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Review and disseminate the results
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Give learners pre-assessment test given previously to look for gains
Give state STAAR test
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Carolyn Collins and Special ed. Inclusion teacher
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Spring Semester 2013 (May)
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Pre-Assessment
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Charted data
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Review all findings with administration/
staff
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Carolyn Collins
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End of Spring Semester 2013 (June)
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Charts, Graphs, and Surveys
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Meetings and Collaborations about the effectiveness of a co-teaching inclusion model
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Friday, May 4, 2012
Revised Action Research Plan
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Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteYour project looks interesting and excited to follow. Are you going to add any steps in your project for possible change if you do not see the positive results you are hoping for on district benchmark exams before students take the STARR exam?
Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteYour project timeline seems thorough and feasible for implementation during your internship timeframe. If the co-teaching strategy doesn't seem to work for some, then you might need to try other stratgies as well.
Just something to consider.
Dr. Mason