Categories: Uncategorized
Abre’s Student Success Solution follows the framework defined by a “Portrait of a Graduate”. This playbook guides customers on giving a clear, accurate picture of students’ progress toward achieving graduation readiness standards throughout their academic career.
FREE
Abre’s Student Success framework empowers districts to define a community-based vision for transforming education – and then translate that vision into action. Many schools are familiar with the Portrait of a Graduate framework founded by Battelle for Kids. That process:
Helps you identify your shared aspirations as you engage with your broader community to consider these important questions:
What are the hopes, dreams, and aspirations that our community has for its students?
What are the skills and mindsets our children need for success in this rapidly changing, complex world?
What are the implications for the design of the learning experiences—and equitable access to those experiences—we provide in our school systems?
[Battelle’s] Portrait of a Graduate design process engages the education system and the broader community—educators, students, elected officials, community members, families— to help you build a unifying, collective vision for your students. Bringing together these diverse perspectives is essential for enduring educational transformation.
Battelle for Kids
Simply defining a portrait of a graduate is only part of the process. Abre’s Student Success provides the tools to:
| All Audiences | |
|---|---|
| Creator | |
| License | CC-BY-NC-SA (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International) |
Abre’s Student Success framework empowers districts to define a community-based vision for transforming education – and then translate that vision into action. Many schools are familiar with the Portrait of a Graduate framework founded by Battelle for Kids. That process:
Helps you identify your shared aspirations as you engage with your broader community to consider these important questions:
What are the hopes, dreams, and aspirations that our community has for its students?
What are the skills and mindsets our children need for success in this rapidly changing, complex world?
What are the implications for the design of the learning experiences—and equitable access to those experiences—we provide in our school systems?
[Battelle’s] Portrait of a Graduate design process engages the education system and the broader community—educators, students, elected officials, community members, families— to help you build a unifying, collective vision for your students. Bringing together these diverse perspectives is essential for enduring educational transformation.
Battelle for Kids
Simply defining a portrait of a graduate is only part of the process. Abre’s Student Success provides the tools to:
| All Audiences | |
|---|---|
| Creator | |
| License | CC-BY-NC-SA (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International) |
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
How to Keep a Mental Health Journal one-pager offers ideas about how to use journaling as a tool for managing mental health by helping individuals express emotions, track moods, and support self-reflection.
This sample script provides teachers with language and structure to approach problem solving and outlines the four-step problem solving process.
The U.S. Surgeon General shared this 2024 advisory about the mental health and well-being of parents.
Presidential Consultants provide 5 modules, linked in the description, on the topic of school avoidance (sometimes called school refusal).
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.