FOOD FOR THOUGHT Lincoln Street Alternative High School
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT Lincoln Street Alternative High School Birmingham Public Schools Kelley Andersen Mallory Soffin Denisse Jolokai
WHO ARE WE? THE PEOPLE IN THE BASEMENT Our School Our Students Our Community Our Class
WHY THIS CLASS? RICH & RIGOROUS EXPERIENCE FOR OUR STUDENTS History of co-teaching Opportunity BFA Grant Increase Literacy
WHY FOOD? EVERYBODY EATS Engage ALL STUDENTS “Politics divide but food unites. ” Text Variety We teach not only what we know but who we are.
WHY IS IT STUDENT CENTERED? IT’S EMPOWERING Group work Visible thinking- explicit learning Student needs “Cookbook” Goal sheet Norms All writing All thinking
LITERACY TO CHANGE MINDSETS School wide improvement plan Literacy not just across the curriculum, but throughout their lives Transfer skills/knowledge Common vocabulary Broad range of texts
COMMON CORE EVERYBODY IS DOING IT? C 4 Writing Initiative Previous experience Content appropriate standards for each discipline
TECHNOLOGY 21 ST CENTURY LEARNING Mindset change Google Docs Citelighter Facilitates group work Supports student assessment
MENU OUR METAPHOR Overarching Question Why do we eat what we eat? Recipe for success ELA SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES Show not tell Descriptive writing Prescribed research Food borne illness Culture of food Prescribed research CARLEGS Purpose Elements Food Narrative Sensory descriptions Descriptive writing Element in all cultures ESL Meet & Greet Claims/evidence Recipes Cards Hypothesis /evidence Yeast bread Heart of the story I am From poems
SAMPLES A LITTLE TASTE OF WHAT WE DID • Lessons: – Show not tell – Recipe Cards – Food Narratives – ESL interviews – I am From poems – Food borne illness – CARLEGS – Baking bread /hot chocolate
REVIEWS THE RESULTS ARE IN. . . MOSTLY Data -Starting, midpoint, endpoint Rigor Fluency Coherence Stamina Purpose
RESULTS Goal – Increase all students non-fiction reading/writing scores by 2 + points. • 91% of our students increased by 2 points or more, the other 9% maintained their high score. Increased by 2 points 41% students Increased by 3 points 41% students Increased by 4 pts 9% students Maintained ( Started with high scores) 9% students Increased Rigor Increased Stamina Increased Fluency Increased Coherence Increased Purpose 69% students 75%students 41% students 50% students 60% students *** 3 ESL Students ( ~9 % of population) –ALL increased by 2 or 3 pts.
DESSERT ICING ON THE CAKE • • • Common language Team building Leading by example Consistency ESL friends Gleaners Community involvement Chef James Documentaries Recognition
QUESTIONS? HOW WAS YOUR MEAL? Contacts Kelley Andersen: ka 04 bps@birmingham. k 12. mi. us Mallory Soffin: ms 03 bps@birmingham. k 12. mi. us Denisse Jolokai: dj 03 bps@birmingham. k 12. mi. us
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