Title: Welcome Stakeholders
1Welcome Stakeholders!
- Definitions and Articulations
- October 17, 2008
2Vision for K-12Education Today
3Our Agreements About the 13th Grade?
- Be necessary for all, sufficient for some
- Guaranteed Transfer agreements will be one of the
sources from which our 13th grade standards are
created - All doors must be open for all students (no early
tracking or exclusion policy) - Other post secondary options including Career and
Technical requirements must be articulated to
other four year degree programs - Application is essential for both content
knowledge and performance skills - 21st century skills must now be articulated for
the content expectations - Reducing the need for student remediation is an
important goal while still providing resources
necessary for advancement.
4Todays Purpose
- Draft definitions
- Subcommittee selection and training
- Finalize template
- Final agreements on articulation and/or course
sequencing
5Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- Timeline for definitions
- Introduce results of survey and regional tour
- Discuss and draft definitions
6Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- 1. Definition timeline
- October 15 Survey results released internally and
to SBE - October 16 Survey results released to public
(direct email sent to Stakeholders, P-20,
CASE, CASB, P-3, CEA, regional meeting
attendees, and posted online) - October 17 Stakeholders review survey results and
draft definitions - October 20 Commissioner Jones receives draft
definitions from Stakeholders - October 21 State Board of Education receives
draft definitions for independent review - November ? Public forum with education
associations (CASE, CASB, CEA, P-20, P-3 etc.)
and general public - November 12 State Board of Education receives
draft for final review and comments prior to
December deadline - December 15 Deadline for State Board of Education
to approve school readiness definition
7Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- Online Survey Details
- September 10-October 10, 2009
- 3,329 responses
- Full report including demographic breakdown can
be found at our website - http//www.cde.state.co.us/cdeassess/documents/OSA
/stand_rev.html
8Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- Full report includes
- 3,329 online responses
- 380 attendees to regional meetings
- 157 attendees at the CASE Conference
9Professional Sectorof Survey Respondents
Respondents could choose two sectors.
10Geographic Regionof Survey Respondents
1121st Century Skills
12School Readiness
13Postsecondary Readiness
14Postsecondary Readiness vs. Workforce Readiness
Do they require the same skills?
15- Stanley Rabinowitz WestEd Update
- Ginger Maloney P-3 Update
16Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- School Readiness
- School readiness describes both the preparedness
of a child for school and the ability of a school
to meet the needs of all students who are of age.
Schools will work collaboratively with families
and community service providers to ensure that
every child is given the opportunity to engage
and benefit from quality learning experiences.
17Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- School Readiness
- 1. Child preparedness constitutes
- A. Physical Health and Wellness
- B. Social and Emotional Development
- C. Communication
- D. Cognition
- 2. School capacity constitutes
- A. Professional Training
- B. Child appropriate resources, learning tools
and facilities - C. Strategic Thinking in Leadership
- D. Responsible for more Effective and Efficient
Use of Community Services
18Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- School
- Readiness
- Definition
- Consensus
19Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- 21st Century Skills
- Colorado's description of 21st century skills is
a synthesis of the new essential abilities
students must more nimbly apply in our fast
changing generation.
20Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- 21st Century Skills
- These essentials skills are
- Critical thinking (problem solving, analysis,
innovation) - Reasoning (logic, cause/effect, motivation)
- Information literacy (knowledge acquisition,
source discrimination, human productivity) - Self-direction (initiative, adaptability,
personal responsibility, self-advocacy) - Collaboration (synergy, team resourcing,
interpersonal /social skills)
21Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- 21st Century Skills
- Definition
- Consensus
22Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- Postsecondary Readiness
- Colorado's definition of postsecondary readiness
is a student's capacity to both be accepted and
ultimately earn a post secondary degree or
certification with minimal remediation. The
expectation is that a person can demonstrate the
knowledge/skill/competency associated with exit
requirements of remedial courses in Reading,
Writing, and Math.
23Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- Postsecondary Readiness
- The qualities most essential for postsecondary
readiness are - Strong problem-solving and information
management skills - Logical reasoning and argumentation abilities
- Accurate analysis and interpretation skills
- Successful human relation skills (self
direction, work ethic, cooperation, tolerance,
study skills)
24Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- Postsecondary
- Readiness
- Definition
- Consensus
25Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- Workforce Readiness
- Colorado's definition of workforce readiness is
the ability of person to successfully take
responsibility for the outcomes of work and
productively contribute to new innovations.
26Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- Workforce Readiness
- The most important Colorado skills to accomplish
this include - Reading, writing, and computing so others
actively listen and understand - Identify and solve problems (initiative,
innovation, creativity, decision-making) - Cooperate with others (team work, advocacy,
empathy, conflict resolutions, system thinking) - Effective use of information (monitoring and
self-correcting performance, financial literacy,
increasing productivity and adapting to new
information)
27Purpose 1 Draft Definitions
- Workforce
- Readiness
- Definition
- Consensus
28Postsecondary and Workforce Readiness (Latest
Draft)
- Colorados definition of postsecondary and
workforce readiness is a students capacity to
demonstrate the knowledge, skills and
competencies in a background of fundamental
knowledge required for success in the global
environment.
29Purpose 2Subcommittee Selection and Training
- Subcommittee work for building 13th grade
- Discuss training dates procedures
- Small work groups planning and scheduling
30Purpose 2Subcommittee Selection and Training
- Subcommittee work for building 13th grade
expectations which are necessary for all,
sufficient for some.
31Grade 13 Options
Four Year Higher Education
Two Year Higher Ed. Formal Post Secondary
Technical Career Training
Other Post Secondary Options, incl. military,
trade apprenticeship, etc.
Workforce
Grade 12 Grade 11 Grade 10 Grade 9 Grade
8 Grade 7 Grade 6 Grade 5 Grade 4 Grade
3 Grade 2 Grade 1 Kinder ECE
Academic Knowledge, Skills, Abilities
An End In Mind Framework for Defining Grade 13 to
Inform An Update of the Colorado State Content
Standards
21st Century Workforce and Life Skills
Updated Colorado State Content Standards based on
Grade 13 Definitions and Demonstrations of
Learning/Mastery
32Purpose 2Subcommittee Selection and Training
- Training Dates
- December 15 - Introduction of Subcommittee
Co-Chairs and CDE Content Specialists for ONLY
Phase I at Stakeholder meeting in Colorado
Springs - December 16 - Full day training for Co-Chairs and
CDE Content Specialists for ONLY Phase I in
Colorado Springs
33Purpose 2Subcommittee Selection and Training
2. Training Procedures
- Design / revision training
- 13th Grade
- Template
- Grade by grade
- Sequencing
- Depth of Knowledge
- Cross content inclusion
- Information literacy
- Chair responsibilities for meetings
- Facilitation
- Deliverables for content
- CDE responsibilities to subcommittees
- Logistics
- Communication
- Training
34Purpose 2Subcommittee Selection and Training
- Small work groups planning
- Social Studies
- One subcommittee of 40-48 members
- Content specific breakout groups
- 10-12 members in History, Geography, Civics,
Economics - The subcommittee will collaborate on grade by
grade articulation and they will breakout for
course sequencing.
35Purpose 2Subcommittee Selection and Training
- Small work groups planning
- Financial Literacy Economics
- Dance and Theatre
- Keys Quality and Balance
36Purpose 2Subcommittee Selection and Training
- 3. Small work groups planning and scheduling
- September 29 Applications due
- October 7 Small group volunteers receive
applications - October 8-16 Stakeholders review applicants
independently and with their selected field
committee - October 20-31 Small groups meet to discuss
applicants and come to a consensus on the top
18-23 candidates plus two alternates - The small work group will receive a list of
applicants names and contact information one
business day after submitting list to Jeff Wein.
If you would like to review your selections again
with the names attached, please meet earlier in
this work week. - November 3 Final list of recommendations
delivered to Jeff Wein - November 5 Report of recommendations sent to
Commissioner - November 17-21 Stakeholders review final list to
register questions or concerns
37Purpose 2Subcommittee Selection and Training
- Coordinate with your small
- work groups for the
- vetting process.
- Work through lunch.
38Purpose 3 Finalize Template
- Presentation of template designs
- Agreement on template for all content areas
39Purpose 3 Finalize Template
- Template Features
- Finland
- West Virginia
- Indiana
- Ohio
40Purpose 3 Finalize Template
- Purpose Statement
- Should include
- 21st century skills as relevant to the content
area and its academic and real-world APPLICATION - Bridges and connection between described
content area and other content areas
cross-disciplinary connections - Articulation the critical use of information
and technology - Rationale for the value of the content area
Standard The student will
41Purpose 3 Finalize Template
42Purpose 3 Finalize Template
43Purpose 3 Finalize Template
44Purpose 3 Finalize Template
45Purpose 4 Articulation and Sequencing
- Do we have final consensus of Colorado grade
spans?
46Commitments and Meeting Dates for 2009
47Bridges to OpportunityCareer and Technical
Education