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Focus on Learning Accreditation Process
Expected Schoolwide Learning Results
Initial Brainstorming Sessions

During the Schoolwide meeting of February 19, 2003, students, staff, and community advisory board members were asked to write down one goal they thought was most important for the school, their classes, or themselves. These goals were compiled to form an initial list for brainstorming. (Click here to view the initial list of 60 goals.) After an introduction to the Focus on Learning process, Home Groups had an opportunity to refine the list to the objectives below. This is not yet the final list, but will be the basis for deliberation. To facilitate further brainstorming, I have grouped them into 4 categories based on key words. You may wish to classify them differently or add or combine groupings. Remember that this list is only to facilitate development of ESLRs.

Regarding themselves, students will:

  • Feel confident about themselves and their ability to adjust to the changing world.
  • Be able to transfer new knowledge to other applications.
  • Increase their self-confidence
  • Become independent learners

Regarding goals, students will:

  • Achieve their educational goals regardless of prior experience, background, ethnicity or disability
  • Meet his or her own goal and feel good about himself or herself in a manner that is open to learning in the true sense.
  • Apply knowledge learned in class to meet their personal goals
  • Set a personal goal

Regarding community, students will:

  • Apply acquired skills by being an informed citizen, consumer, and voter who contributes to the community.
  • Share their skills learned in class with the/their community
  • Transfer their knowledge learned in class to community settings
  • Use skills learned to:
    Participate in their community
    Engage in the community
    Become involved in the community
    Increase contribution to the community

Regarding other matters, students will:

  • Communicate effectively
  • Recognize their own skills
  • Recognize their own skills and put them into use in the community
  • Recognize their own skills and use them to reach their goals