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California Teacher Advisory Council CalTAC California Council on Science & Technology Center for the Future of Teaching & Learning. The Teacher’s Voice. What the principal requested. What the superintendent proposed. What the school board approved. What facilities installed. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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California Teacher Advisory Council
CalTAC
California Council on Science & Technology
Center for the Future of Teaching & Learning
The Teacher’s Voice
What the principal requested.
What the teacher wanted.
What facilities installed.
What the district architect planned.
What the superintendent
proposed.
What the school board approved.
Educational Landscape“Perfect Storm Brewing”
• High expectations / diminishing resources
• Underprepared teachers in science & math
• Maldistribution
• Impending retirement bubble
CalTAC Overview
CalTAC membership - highly accomplished, enthusiastic, passionate, hopeful
CalTAC expectations - authentic role, ownership, impact
CCST & CFTL a perfect partnership - information, access, opportunities
CalTAC Model
RESEARCH
POLICY PRACTICE
KEY IDEAS
Professional Development - key to teacher quality, teacher retention, and student learning
Professional Development - should include teacher voice, be site based, and incorporate mentored research experience
Maldistribution of fully-prepared teachers & resources
K-5 absence of science of math
Public & polical support - need to restore interest & excitement in science & mathematics
Student Learning - balance knowledge, skills, inquiry
NEXT STEPS
Backwards mapping - What outcomes are needed by business & research community?
As proactive step toward addressing the needs of teacher professional development.
National TAC
Initial meeting met & exceeded expectations
CalTAC - consists of 1 NTAC member and 1 associate member
Opportunity for collaborations - CalTAC provides vehicle for taking a national pulse & joint workshops
“ Teachers are the first responders in the crisis in education….”
Ronald W. CochranLaboratory Executive OfficerLawrence Livermore National Laboratory