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Luis Cruz - What is a PLC? Good Question! — Transcript

by Carrie Rohr · 229 words · 35 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00what did you it is two years retired
  2. 0:42process educators have to be there's a
  3. 0:51difference it's a difference between
  4. 0:54between evaporation collaboration and
  5. 0:57cooperation and collaboration
  6. 1:00collaborating and then we do this for a
  7. 1:03fact we just paused and look at them
  8. 1:04like this
  9. 1:08in recurring cycles of collective
  10. 1:14inquiry see collective inquiry is your
  11. 1:18faculty and staff asking the right
  12. 1:21questions determining why now watch this
  13. 1:26elementary people what are your wives
  14. 1:28here you're wise why don't we have third
  15. 1:31graders not reading at grade level why
  16. 1:34do we have fifth graders who are not
  17. 1:36writing proficiently yet we're sending
  18. 1:39them off to a place called middle school
  19. 1:41why do we have the lowest attendance in
  20. 1:44our district these are all the wives of
  21. 1:47a mentor II people that you have to go
  22. 1:49over secondary here you're wise why is
  23. 1:52our graduation rates so low why do we
  24. 1:55have children who are identified as
  25. 1:58learning English as a second language in
  26. 1:59kindergarten are now juniors in high
  27. 2:01school and still are not proficient in
  28. 2:04academic English why do we have juniors
  29. 2:07with freshman credits so we call them
  30. 2:09juniors these are all your wise and then
  31. 2:14we're going to determine how we respond
  32. 2:17and then we take taxon to increase our
  33. 2:23ending for all students good now
  34. 2:27practice around view by yourselves
  35. 2:30you've got one minute ready

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