Professional Learning Communities

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PLC stands for

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Professional Learning Communities

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An important part of establishing an effective PLC is to: schedule date/time for meetings in calendar, establish meeting protocols, look at data, collaborate and reflect

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all are correct

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Professional Learning Communities involve teacher teams working collaboratively to: prepare units/assessments, think about what students are learning, discuss how teaching can be improved.

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all are correct

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Although Marshall feels that student learning should be figured into a teacher's evaluation, one component that can be detrimental to PLCs progress is: Test scores, Projects, Report card grades, Portfolio

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Test scores

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PLC's should focus on data, collaborative improvements and

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reflection

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True or false: An effective PLC should set as many goals as possible to improve learning and teaching.

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false