First 20 Days for Staff

What is the main goal of the First 20 Days system at La Paz?

• To introduce students to the academic standards for the year

• To set up systems that support success all year long

• To assign students to classrooms

• To finalize schedules

Which of the following is NOT one of the campus-wide systems mentioned?

• Phone Hotel

• Noise Meter

• School Supply Check

• FlexTime Tutorial System

Why is consistent language across campus important?

• It makes instruction more entertaining

• It helps students follow different rules in each class

• It creates clarity and consistency for students

• It allows more flexibility in enforcing rules

How should systems be introduced during the First 20 Days?

• Through Mod 1 announcements only

• By embedding them into daily lessons and routines

• Only during tutorial

• By sending home flyers

What does 'Divide and Conquer' refer to in the First 20 Days?

• Splitting students by grade level

• Teachers choosing which systems to ignore

• Teachers sharing the responsibility for introducing certain structures

• Separating students into ability groups

Why is it important to teach campus systems during the first 20 days?

• To prepare for standardized tests

• To create routines and expectations early

• To allow students to socialize

• To increase homework load

What is the 'Phone Hotel' system designed to do?

• Track student tardies

• Charge student devices

• Store student phones to minimize distractions

• Reward good behavior with phone use

What does the Noise Meter help manage?

• Classroom volume levels

• Student movement

• Restroom usage

• Attendance

What is a benefit of having shared systems across campus?

• Each teacher can choose their own expectations

• It creates confusion for students

• Students experience consistency everywhere

• Reduces collaboration among staff

How do Kagan structures support the First 20 Days?

• By introducing physical education routines

• By promoting student collaboration and engagement

• By giving longer tests

• By encouraging silent individual work