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Get Ready….
• Values - Attitudes and beliefs that drive actions
• Vision - Preferred Future that is desired
• Mission - Our current reason for being
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Principle 1:What are our Values?
• Attitudes and behaviors an organization embraces
• Shared, collective commitments to achieve the vision
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Begin with the Core
Individually respond to the following prompt:You are at your retirement party. What are people saying about:• You?• Your work?• The legacy you are leaving?
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Begin with the Core
• In your team, share your individual reflections.
• Document similarities expressed across team members.
• Based on these responses, generate a list of team values.
• Share with whole group
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What is Vision?
• A picture of what we can become that guides decision-making and actions
• Provides a sense of direction for a better future
• Is clear, compelling, feasible and focused
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Vision Statements
Vision Statements: What do we wish to become? Vision instills an organization with a sense of direction. It asks, "If we are true to our purpose now, what might we become at some point in the future?“
An effective vision statement articulates a vivid picture of the organization's future so compelling that a school's members will be motivated to work together to make it a reality.
Professional Learning Communities at Work, Richard DuFour & Robert Eaker, 1998
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A shared vision...• motivates and energizes people.• creates a proactive orientation.• gives direction to people within the organization.• establishes specific standards of excellence.– creates a clear agenda for action.
Professional Learning Communities at Work,Richard DuFour & Robert Eaker, 1998
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Vision Statements
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Importance of Personal Vision
“Shared visions emerge from personal visions. This is how they derive their energy and how they foster commitment…
If people don’t have their own vision, all they can do is “sign up” for someone else’s. The result is compliance, never commitment.”
~ Peter Senge The Fifth Discipline
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Importance of Personal Vision
Identify your personal vision in response to the following prompt:
If failure was truly not an option for any student, what would be different in your building
5 years from now?
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Collective Vision and Values
Going from personal to collective vision -• Look across individual visions and
identify & chart commonalities or critical points• Whole group discussion
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Gallery Walk
• Review the various team posters.
• What commonalities did you observe in the groups’ preferred future?
• What new Ah-Ha’s did your team discover from observing others’ work?
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Vision Statements
Vision Example• A community of learners who use technology
effectively, appreciate the multi-cultural society in which we live and are prepared for the challenges of the 21st Century.
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There is a Holding a Shared Vision module that is available at:
Mi Map Holding a Shared Vision(See Module 2-1)
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Vision Statements
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Visioning
“It’s not what the vision is that is important…it’s what the vision does.”
-Robert Fritz
Source: The Fifth Discipline, Peter Senge, 1992
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Mission Statement: Why do we exist? – The mission question challenges members of the
group to reflect on the fundamental purpose of the organization, the very reason for its existence to ask, "Why do we exist? What is our day-to-day purpose?"
– Your Mission/Purpose Statement describes your
current reality. It needs to be crystal clear and only one line long.
One Common Voice - One PlanGather: Getting Ready Mission Statement
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Mission Statement
One Example:It is the mission of our school to help each and every child to realize his or her full potential and become a responsible, productive citizen and life-long learner who is able to use technology effectively and appreciate the multi-cultural society in which we live as we prepare for the challenges of the twenty-first century.
•Professional Learning Communities at Work, Richard DuFour & Robert Eaker, 1998
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– There is a Sharing Decision Making module that is available at:
– Mi Map Sharing Decision Making(See Modules 8-1, 8-2 and 8-4)
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One Common Voice - One Plan Gather: Getting ReadySchool Level Change
First Order Changes
Second Order Changes
Specific classroom and schoolwide practices: Changes in efficiency, organization, specific practices, “change
without difference.”
Philosophy, focus, and ownership: Systemic change, fundamental ethos, philosophy, beliefs driving practice
“restructuring.”
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Smaller classes
Site-based councils
Ninety-minute teaching blocks
Schools within schools
First Order Change Second Order Change
Changing relationshipsand teaching strategies
Collaboration and ownership
Extended teaching and learning opportunities
New interactions and relationships
Coordinated focusedcurriculum
Teaching teams with common planning
Research shows that first order
changes are NOT
necessarily predictors of
student achievement.
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Pulse Check
• Where is your building in terms of common values, vision & mission?
• Do they exist? formally or informally?
• Were they collectively created by current staff?
• Do they reflect current educational initiatives & requirements?
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Back to Unity of Purpose
Refer back to your SLT values/beliefs:
• How do our current vision and mission align with our beliefs related to student success?
• What actions do we see on a day-to-day basis that tell us we are living these values and beliefs, and moving toward our vision?
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Example –Mission, Vision, Values
Vision: To be the leader in all markets in which we participate.Mission: To transform knowledge into exceptional products and services.We Value:• Continuous learning• Commitment to our customers• Data-based decision making• Honest and open communication • Highest quality products and services
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Infusing Mission, Vision, Values and Goals Into School Culture
– Use every conversation and meeting as an opportunity to discuss, clarify, and reinforce
– Provide opportunities for stakeholders to articulate and discuss them
– Celebrate success of implementation