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Use available
school system documents, including compilations of Scope an
Sequence documents, as a basis for staff review and
discussion. Explore the extent to which identified indicators
are already being taught--and the extent to which instruction
needs to be enhanced. |
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Create
study and inquiry groups to explore the implications of
MSPAPfor instructional modification. Use both content-specific
and interdisciplinary groupings to investigate potential
instructional interventions and modifications. |
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Use a Jig Saw
technique in which expert groups are formed to analyze and
become well versed in all aspects of MSPAP. |
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Use the
action research process to identify potential investigation
questions related to the MSPAP implementation process. Develop
a data collection process and an action plan that can be
monitored to track program implementation success. |
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Acquire
the videotape, "An Educated Guess," from either the
Department of Staff Development or the Department of Program
Development. Have staff discuss MSPAP and its implications for
instruction across the school and in the content areas. |
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Invite MSDE
and school system representatives to attend parent and
community member outreach sessions to provide information on
how MSPAP data are used. |
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Access the
Maryland State Department of Education web site for additional
information: www.msde.state.md.us. |