Collaboration and Teaming Day Sample Clauses

Collaboration and Teaming Day for collaboration and team work aimed at addressing the 51 Comprehensive School Improvement Plan (CSIP). Such work shall include but not be limited 52 to: CSIP development/review, collaborative assessment of student work, professional 1 development, short/long range planning, curriculum development and/or alignment, grade 2 level meetings, IEP collaboration, vertical teaming, and/or study groups.
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Collaboration and Teaming Day for collaboration and team work aimed at addressing the 42 CSIP Plan. Such work may include but not be limited to: CSIP development/review, 43 collaborative assessment of student work, professional development, short/long range 44 planning, curriculum development and/or alignment, grade level meetings, IEP collaboration, 45 vertical teaming, and/or study groups. At a minimum, half of the time will be used for 46 implementation of this work by grade level or department team
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Collaboration and Teaming Day for collaboration and team work aimed at addressing the 48 Comprehensive School Improvement Plan. Such work may include but not be limited to: 49 CSIP development/review, collaborative assessment of student work, professional 50 development, short/long range planning, curriculum development and/or alignment, grade 51 level meetings, job-alike meetings, vertical teaming, and/or study groups. At a minimum, 1 half of the time will be used for implementation of this work by grade level or department
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Collaboration and Teaming Day. For collaboration and team work aimed at addressing the Comprehensive School Improvement Plan. The work on these days will be facilitated by the building CSIP team with input from the staff. Such work may include but not be limited to: Collaborative assessment of student work, professional development, short/long range planning, curriculum development and/or alignment, grade level meetings, job-alike meetings, vertical teaming, and/or study groups. At a minimum, half of the time will be used for implementation of this work. A tentative plan for Collaboration and Teaming Days will be presented to the staff for input by October 31.
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