#nced#ncpol#ncga Rep. John Torbett's idea on Monday for changing how EOG & EOC tests are handled: "We talked about maybe when a child takes a test, get rid of end-of-grade testing for example. What we might want to do is each week or every other week whatever the teacher
decides to do, to gauge whether that child is learning at the pace they need to learn on. They do it maybe on their machine & then that machine goes to software that tabulates the score & tells that teacher in real time how each child in her class is doing, & that gives others
the opportunity to look at that class against other classes, that school against other schools, that district against other districts, state against state in real-time information & it’s cumulative. It rolls each & every week so then at the end of the year, or the end of the
semester, the child can be graded on the scores they already have in the machine & it would spit out the score & at the end of the grade, the cumulative score would be the new EOG & you would not test the end-of-grade test. You would already have how that child has excelled.
The bonus is that teacher sees, has been able, to see the improvement of each child in that classroom in real time.”
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#nced#ncpol#ncga Rep. John Torbett's idea on Monday for moving electives online in NC schools: “The other one is also focusing on core subjects. Maybe look at your math, science, English, performing arts & social studies which incorporates history & have those instructional
teachers in the classroom face-to-face. Some of the other things such as electives you may be able to push out online, which would give you a more constricted time, more time to focus on your basics, your basics that we need to really make sure our kids are getting with that
teacher in a classroom. Some electives would just be the child signs up for that elective they can go home & take it on their machine. They can take it on Saturday. They can take it on Thursday night, Sunday afternoon. They can go in their Monday when they get home from school,
#nced#ncpol#ncga Rep. John Torbett's idea on Monday for changing how NC schools are run to increase teacher compensation: "One might be for example is to remove the current structure in the school that we know now as principals or vice principals & put the leading element of
that school as a teacher, such like maybe an executive teacher, an executive educator so that they would be responsible for all of the educational needs of the students of those schools. They would still have classroom assignment, although it would be full based on where you are.
So a principal today may inevitably be an executive educator, which may teach 1, or 2 or 3 classes a week. They would still be in the classroom. The asst. principal may teach a few more classes, but they would also work on the educational needs of the student. Then each school
State Board of Ed reviews new policy on NC school district remote learning plans for 2020-21 school year required under SB704. Districts have until July 20 to submit their plans to DPI. Board will vote today on policy. #nced#coronavirus#ncgasimbli.eboardsolutions.com/Meetings/Attac…
NC schools shall consult w/ teachers, administrators & instructional support staff, parents, students, community partners & other stakeholders in developing & communicating remote learning plan. #nced
NC schools shall include training for teachers & staff on effective use of the remote instruction resources utilized Also must define & clearly communicate staff roles & expectations for remote instruction days. #nced