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ACTION
PLANNING TEMPLATE
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ACTION RESEARCH PLAN
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Analyzing
the impact of parental involvement on student success
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Person Responsible: Bradley O.
Allison
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OUTCOMES
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Activities
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Research/Resource tools needed
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TIMELINE
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ASSESSMENTS
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REVISION TO SIP BASED ON
MONITORING AND ASSESSMENTS
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To analyze data to determine if it
has any effect on the success or failure of the students.
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Interviews
and Surveys
Students
Teachers
Parents
Parent facilitator
Administration
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Promotion and retention data
Discipline Records
Surveys
Attendance records
Any related material that has
previously been researched
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September 2012 thru June 2013
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1.Sign up log or survey
acknowledgement receipt.
2.Promotion or retention reports
and discipline and truancy records
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TBD
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Discuss
student performance with campus teachers, parent facilitators and campus
principal emphasizing those students who from surveys have been identified as
having little to none parental involvement
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Gather information and feedback
from those surveyed and interviewed
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Google documents forms and a
computer.
Parent facilitator
Previously researched data
Collected data
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September 2012 thru June 2013
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Attendance and Truancy logs
Promotion and Retention reports
Surveys
Related previously investigated
material
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TBD
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To
understand how parental involvement or the lack of affects student
performance
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Surveys
Teacher
Student
Parent
Parent
facilitator
Previously
studied research
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Notes from interviews and
discussions.
Completed surveys.
Questionnaires
Previously researched information
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September 2012 thru June 2013
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Mid-term and Final Academic grade
report, discipline or referrals report
and attendance or truancy logs
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TBD
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Sunday, August 5, 2012
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Looks like you are off to an excellent start. Referencing your previous blog post, I must also admit that I was a tad intimidated by the 'foreign' concept of action research. However, I kept reading and observing other colleagues' posts and discovered that it is exactly as it is explained in our texts.
ReplyDeleteI gained more confidence by studying the 8 recommended steps then branching out from there. I also realized that the action research project could even extend into the next school year, if I desired. For example, would this sample group simply forget all of the benefits of the project and abandon them moving forward, or would they retain them and implement them for tghe greater good of their children?
Great start! I believe that parent involvement does have an impact on students success. However, there are those students that are very successful even without parent involvement.
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