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Hagerstown MD 21740

Student Learning Objective (SLO) Form for Teachers and Principals


Principals Name:
School Year: 2013-2014
District SLO

School:
School SLO

Individual

SLO
SLO Component
Objective
Summary
Statement

1. Summarize the long term academic goal for students.


Students will develop a piece of opinion writing that includes a topic
sentence stating their opinion, supporting details, examples, and a
closing sentence.

Data Review &


Baseline
Evidence

2. Describe and explain the process and information used to


create this SLO.

Student
Population

3. Describe and explain the student group(s) selected for this


SLO.

The pre-assessment cold write was given on 3/11. I used a rubric to


score their writing. The rubric consisted of 9 different elements, and if
students incorporated 7-9 of the elements, they received a 3. If
students incorporated 6 elements, they received a 2, and if students
incorporated 5 or less on the elements, they received a 1. When
analyzing the cold write, 50% of the students were not approaching
the standard, receiving a 1. Five of the students were approaching
the standard, receiving a 2, and 4 students mastered the standard,
receiving a 3.

Because Pangborns school SLO is a writing focus, all students in the


class will be expected to show growth on their summative opinion
writing assessment.
Learning
Content

4. Describe the specific content focus for this SLO.


The focus for my SLO is opinion writing. This genre of writing correlates
with the following Common Core State Standards of Writing:

820 Commonwealth Avenue


Hagerstown MD 21740

Student Learning Objective (SLO) Form for Teachers and Principals


2.W.1- Write opinion pieces in which they introduce the topic or
book they are writing about, state an opinion, supply reasons
that support the opinion, use linking words (e.g., because, and,
also) to connect opinion and reasons, and provide a concluding
statement or section.
Instructional
Interval

5. Describe the instructional period for this SLO.

Target

6. Describe and explain the expectations for student growth


for students included in this SLO.

8 days March 11-20th

Students will increase their rubric score by 1 point (4 point scale) by


the end of the unit.
Evidence of
Growth

7. Describe what evidence will be used to determine student


progress or growth.
A rubric score that indicates a 1-point (or more) gain on their
summative opinion writing piece.

Strategies

8. Describe and explain the key instructional strategies


selected for implementation to support students in reaching
the growth target for this SLO.
a) Graphic organizer- students will organize their topic sentence,
supporting details, examples, and closing sentence in a graphic
Oreo Cookie Organizer.
b) Lucy Calkins mini lessons- students who received a 3 on the
pre-assessment will be challenged with a 3rd grade writing
component. These students will be taught this component using
a Lucy Calkins mini lesson.
c) Writing checklists- students will receive a checklist of
components they need to incorporate in their writing to receive a
3. Students will also receive an editing checklist to create
their final draft.
d) Rubric- pre- and post-assessments will be graded using a
rubric.
e) County based electronic resources (aka PORTAL)

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Hagerstown MD 21740

Student Learning Objective (SLO) Form for Teachers and Principals


Leadership and
Professional
Development

9. Describe and explain the leadership strategies and


professional development activities that will support
attainment of this SLO.
a) Routine Writing Workshop County Level PD- I attended a
writing workshop at the Board of Education which focused on
incorporating writing into all subjects.
b) Collaboration with mentor teacher- my mentor teacher and I
collaborated throughout this unit to discuss various strategies
and assessments to use while teaching this unit.

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