
What Implementing Research-Based Practices in Equity Looks Like:
Elam Leadership Institute's 5 Dimensions

Sample Schedule of Events:
Each professional development schedule is tailored to district needs and includes data analysis.
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Data Collection
Data Team Meeting Reviews
Formation of Logic Model
School Walk-Throughs
Quarterly Professional Development Trainings
Data Literacy Consultations
Bi-Monthly Check-ins
Custom Forms Creation and Review
Professional Development Offered:
Analysis of the data informs professional development to support what teachers need to know to impact student outcomes. The combination of training and consultative coaching is a powerful motivator for building educator confidence in tandem with student achievement. As teachers study their practices and their data, they gain the tools and information they need to chart the instructional path to high levels of achievement for all groups of students.
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INTRODUCING THE EQUITY OF EFFORT FRAMEWORK
A new mindset
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LEADING IN EQUITY
Developing a leadership philosophy for equitable outcomes
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THE POWER OF DATA
Creating equitable outcomes and opportunities
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EQUITY PRIORITIES
A "must" for buy-in with students, families and teachers
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GROUNDING EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP
With equity indicators
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EQUITY AND ASSESSING PROFICIENCY
In early childhood
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LEADING WITH EQUITY
For multilingual learners
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EQUITY AND STUDENT BEHAVIOR
Behavior, SEL, Culture
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Classroom practices in equity
OVERVIEW OF THE 5 DIMENSIONS

GAPS, TRENDS AND PATTERNS
Impacting student achievement

ENSURING AN EQUITABLE ENVIRONMENT
Knowledge and skills for systemic equitable practices

HOW RIGOR ENSURES EQUITY FOR ALL STUDENTS
Observing and documenting rigor

MONITORING IMPLEMENTATION
Inclusive Curriculum

CONNECTING FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
Creating equitable practices

QUESTIONING FOR SUCCESS
Techniques for all groups of students

OBSERVING EQUITABLE PRACTICES
How and What to observe

HOW TO PROVIDE EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK
Challenges and effective strategies

Implications of readiness to learn
BUILDING EQUITY IN THE EARLY GRADES
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SCALING FOR EQUITY
Developing Equity Teams with all Stakeholders
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EXPANDING ACCESS TO DUAL LANGUAGE/BILINGUAL PROGRAMS
For all students
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REALLOCATION OF RESOURCES
Ensure equitable distribution
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MODELING AND SUPPORTING CONVERSATIONS
Hard Truths
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ANALYZING POLICIES
Ensure equity
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EQUITY AND DISCIPLINE
Effective practices
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WHAT PLANNING FOR EQUITY LOOKS LIKE
Logic Model
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BUILDING TRUST AND A SENSE OF COMMUNITY
Challenges and effective strategies
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Inclusive in voice and action
EQUITY AND STUDENT VOICE
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NOW WHAT?
Using Data for Needs Sensing for the Upcoming Year
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A USING DATA
A More Complete Picture
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Results in highly effective programs
MEASURING OUTCOMES
