ZAPP

Who was Joe Mode?

• The principal at Normal Middle School

• A teacher at Normal Middle School

• A student at Normal Middle School

• The assistant superintendent

What is the difference between Zapp and Sapp?

• one energizes and the other doesn't

• there is no difference

Who built a strange invention at Normal Middle School?

• A teacher named Ralph

• A teacher named Joe

• A principal named Ralph

• A principal named Joe

The visitors of the invention traveled to the __th dimension.

Examples of what Zapps people are:

• Meaningful Work

• Ability to measure your own performance

• Trust

• Being listened to

Which is not an example of being Zapped?

• You are responsible

• You have say in how things are done

• You have some control over your work

• You are just taking orders

To channel action, mutually establish the following:

(hint- there are three answers)

• Key Results Areas - the direction we want to go.

• Measurements - ways to know we're moving in the right direction.

• Goals - ways to tell us if we're there yet.

For Zapp! to work, people need:

• Directions (key result areas, goals, and measurements)

• Knowledge and skills

• Resources

• Support

Who determines how Zapped (or Sapped) a teacher is? (Choose the most immediate influencer)

• The principal or school leader

• Other teachers or staff

• County Office personnel

• District policies and regulations

Describe Zapp! 1 to 2 words.