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Teacher's Guide:
EXPLANATION OF THE WEBSITE

This website is designed to facilitate personalized learning for

teachers.  Principals and instructional leaders can utilize this

website to teach teachers and other leaders John Wink's

content ANYTIME, ANYWHERE with ANY GROUPING that fits

the needs of the campus.  The below 3-minute video illustrates

the website and how it can be utilized to help all teachers

grow in their knowledge and expertise.

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Explanation Video

Teacher's Guide Explanation

Teacher's Guide Explanation

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Table of Contents

​The table of contents outlines the topics for each professional learning page in the Teacher's Guide section of WinkEdLearning.com. 

  • Overview

    1. Research behind Teacher Effectiveness​

    2. The Rules to Excellence in Every Classroom

    3. Research on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and connection to Blooms Taxonomy

    4. Justification for the need for and Overview of Hierarchy of Instructional Excellence

    5. Introduction to the Student Excellence Support System

  • Level 1 - Resources for Learning

    1. Connection to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs​

    2. Definition of Resources for Learning

    3. Instruction on C4B4Me Process

    4. Building a Student Excellence Support System for Resources for Learning

  • Level 2 - Routines and Procedures

    1. Connection to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs​

    2. Definition of Routines and Procedures

    3. Instruction on Building Effective and Efficient Routines & Procedures

    4.  Building a Student Excellence Support System for Routines & Procedures

    5. RtI Process for Behavior

  • Level 3  - Relationships for Learning

    1. Connection to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs​

    2. Instruction on Teacher to Student Relationships

    3. Instruction on Student to Content Relationships

    4. Instructional on Student to Student Relationships

    5. Building a Student Excellence Support System for Relationships for Learning

  • Level 4 - Excellence through Student Engagement

    1. Connection to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs​

    2. Defining the Components of Active Student Engagement

    3. Implementing the Gradual Release Model of Engagement in Instruction

    4. Building Engagement in Virtual Learning

    5. Building a Student Excellence Support System for Student Engagement

  • Level 5 - Rigor and Mastery

    1. Connection to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs​

    2. Defining the 5 Components of Rigor and Mastery

    3. Content Knowledge and Expertise

    4. Planning and Assessment

    5. Rigorous Instructional Strategies

    6. Questioning Strategies

    7. Enhancing Rigor through Feedback Protocols

    8. Building a Student Excellence Support System for Rigor and Mastery

  • Level 6 - Creative Strategies for Individual Students (Differentiation)

    1. Connection to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs​

    2. Defining the 3 Components of Creative Strategies for Individual Students

    3. Powerful Extension and Enrichment Opportunities for All Students

    4. Targeted, Proactive, and Prescriptive Interventions for All Students

    5. Building a Student Excellence Support System for Creative Strategies

  • Level 7 - The Pinnacle of Excellence, Leadership

    1. Connection to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs​

    2. What is Leadership?

    3. Developing the Leader in You?

    4. The 4 Stages of Student Leadership

    5. Building a Student Excellence Support System for Student Leadership

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