The Game Plan

A Multi-Year Blueprint to Create a School Culture of Literacy and Data Analysis

By (author) Daron W. Kennett, Kim Suzanne Rathke, Kristin van Brunt

Hardback - £100.00

Publication date:

31 December 2015

Length of book:

300 pages

Publisher

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

ISBN-13: 9781475815153

The Game Plan is the first professional book that gives secondary administrators, literacy coaches, and other instructional leaders a step-by-step blueprint for implementing the Common Core Literacy Standards for History/Social Studies, Science, and the Technical Subjects and other college and career readiness standards. The book provides principals, district supervisors, instructional coaches, and other leaders with a coherent, realistic plan to build a school-wide culture of literacy instruction, data use, and PLC-based cycles of reflection, planning, and action. This multi-year plan is built on a continuous cycle of improvement philosophy and is modular in nature, allowing leaders to rearrange, substitute, and modify the plan to meet the needs of any secondary school.

Organized in two parts, the first section of The Game Plan lays out a semester-by-semester flexible configuration for introducing, implementing, and supporting the literacy standards over the course of six full school years; this section also includes detailed guidelines for creating a comprehensive assessment plan to gather, analyze, and act on school data. The second section includes instructional tools and strategies for reading, writing, vocabulary, and other aspects of the literacy standards that teachers in all subject areas can use.
The Game Plan: A Multi-Year Blueprint to Create a School Culture of Literacy and Data Analysis is a professional resource intended for instructional leaders to implement a six-year plan of action for implementing the Common Core Standards of literacy in the areas of social studies, science, and technical subjects. . . .This step-by-step guide includes everything needed to develop a culture of literacy when implementing the Common Core Standards. Recommended.