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Jun 14, 2011
Are committee assignments a waste of your valuable time? Not if you implement the plans outlined here! Includes a PRINTABLE Action Minutes sheet! by Hal Portner
* Professional committees working toward instructional improvement and school reform … * Faculty committees where teachers gather together weekly to analyze student work, interpret results, and modify instructional practice … * Grade-level or curriculum teams that plan and execute integrated instruction …
It is through these kinds of committees that teachers collaborate to improve teaching and learning. A committee is a decision-making group. How it makes decisions and how it problem-solves will largely determine the quantity and quality of its decisions. We will examine problem solving and decision making shortly; but first, and perhaps even more basic to the effective functioning of the group, is the way individual members interact...
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