Action Planning Template
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Goal: To find solutions to our increasing student absences, tardiness, and
discipline referrals which are related to attendance and tardiness through participation in extra curricular and co curricular activities.
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Action Steps(s):
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Person(s) Responsible:
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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1. Discuss with my site supervisor
areas that need to be addressed on our campus.
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Jason Botos & Principal Erik
Kirkpatirck
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June 2012 / July 2012
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Intern Plan
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Creation of action research topic
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2. Meet weekly with campus office
personnel to collect and discuss data from the previous week
2(A) Review 2011-2012 absences, tardy
and discipline referrals
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Jason Botos, Principal Kirkpatrick,
Attendance Clerk Shiela Timmons,
Discipline Dean Cody Chisum, and campus counselor Jodi Piper.
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August 2012 / December 2012
August 2012 / October 2012
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Daily attendance and tardy logs for
each class, Discipline referrals related to attendance or tardiness
Disaggregated attendance, tardy, and
referral logs for the entire 2011-2012 school year
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Compare absences, tardiness, and
discipline referrals of students that do and do not participate in extra
curricular and co curricular activities
Additional resource used for
comparison
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3. Evaluate data collected from the
fall semester
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Jason Botos
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December 2012
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Semester attendance and tardy logs
for each class, Discipline referrals for the semester related to attendance
or tardiness
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Quantitative and
qualitative results
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4. Compare absences, tardiness, and
discipline referrals of students that do and do not participate in extra
curricular and co curricular activities
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Jason Botos, Principal Kirkpatrick,
counselor Jodi Piper
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December 2012/January 2013
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Disaggregated attendance, tardy, and
referral logs for the fall semester.
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Disaggregated attendance, tardy, and
referral log comparison of participants and non participants
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Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Action Research study
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Jason,
ReplyDeleteI like your blog at the top about not being biased and making sure the results are accurate, not just what we are hoping to see.
Your goal is to find solutions to increasing student absences, etc. but in the plan you only mention participation in extra curricular or co curricular activities. Are you looking at other solutions? If not, maybe your goal could be specifically about how participation in extra curricular and co curricular activities decreases student absences etc. Or the reverse of that...how the lack of participation in extra and co curricular activities increases student absences, etc.
Good luck. I think this is a great project.
Could you please comment on mine (lorislamar@blogspot.com)?
Thanks,
Lori
Hi Jason! You have a strong topic. What are your ideas for sample size? If you have a large student body to study, you might want to narrow it down a little. You could choose a certain student population...say 9th grade girls, or select a control group, like athletes, to compare to none athletes. Just some suggestions. You want your research to be doable. Good Luck!
ReplyDeleteThe sample size will be the entire student body here. We are a rural 2A school with about 315 students. I will compare athletes & non athletes as well as co curricular participants and non participants (FFA, STUCO, FCCLA, etc... ) Thanks for the insight !!!
DeleteHi Jason! I have a similar plan for my campus. I think this is a very interesting topic. I think it is a good idea to use the entire student body. The whole school will benefit from this research. Good Luck!
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