With the introduction of standards-based instruction, the idea of raising student achievement has never been more important. The VESC™ online course Raising Student Achievement focuses on research-based ideas and instructional strategies that have been proven to raise effectively student achievement across all ages and in all content areas. The course focuses on the characteristics of schools that are improving, and how they can be applied to the participants’ schools and classrooms.
- Raising Student Achievement
- Lesson 1: Whole System Change to Improve Student Achievement
- Lesson 2: What is a Change Agent?
- Lesson 3: How to be a Change Agent
- Transforming Schools
- Lesson 1: The Qualities of Schools That are Improving Student Achievement
- Lesson 2: Climate and Culture of Schools That are Improving Student Achievement
- Lesson 3: Organization of Schools That are Improving Student Achievement
- Building a Foundation
- Lesson 1: Collecting Student Background Information to Develop Strategies to Improve Student Achievement
- Lesson 2: The Planning Process
- Lesson 3: Setting Priorities
- Lesson 4: The Process of Understanding the Elements that Comprise High Student Achievement
- Lesson 5: Building a Plan to Improve Student Achievement
- Best Practices for Planning
- Lesson 1: Instructional Practices for Planning
- Lesson 2: Developing a Process to Design Instructional Strategies
- Lesson 3: Establishing Educational Outcomes
- Lesson 4: Developing Authentic Assessments
- Lesson 5: Designing Performance Tasks
- Teaching for Understanding
- Lesson 1: Crafting Understanding
- Lesson 2: Identifying Content Standards
- Lesson 3: Developing Strategies to Verify Learning
- Instructional Strategies
- Lesson 1: Constructive Communication
- Lesson 2: Structured Thinking
- Lesson 3: Brain-Based Learning
- Lesson 4: Building Higher-Order Thinking Skills
- Student Motivation – Achievement
- Lesson 1: Teacher’s Role
- Lesson 2: Teacher and Student Management of the Learning Process
- Lesson 3: Student Responsibility
- Lesson 4: Student Motivation
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