Designing and Implementing Your Advisor-Advisee Program

One Page Summary

The Power Point and Word documents below are design to help schools work through the five stages of change:  awareness, interest, preparation, early use, and routine use.  At the end of each section, a planning guide exists to help schools think through decisions and plans they will have to make while designing their advisor-advisee program.

Stage 1: Awareness	Introduction to Advisor-Advisee Programs - The Indian Creek Story - Power Point Lessons Learned - Indian Creek High School Awareness Planning Guide
Stage 2: Interest	Labor Market Trends - Power Point Core Convictions - Power Point Core Convictions - Frederick Douglass Academy Local Core Convictions Interest Planning Guide
Stage 3: Preparation	Leadership Leadership -Power Point Advisory Council Brainstorm Advisory Council Roster Leadership Planning Guide Logistics Logistics - Power Point Logistics Planning Guide Foundation Student Achievement Goals Student Choice Goals Curriculum Curriculum Content - Power Point Student Indicators Brainstorm Student Indicator List and Mastery Advisor-Advisee Curriculum Map Curriculum Planning Guide Guidance Lesson Plans Professional Development Professional Development - Power Point Professional Development Focus Professional Development Format Professional Development Summary Professional Development Summary - Sample Active Listening - Power Point Legal and Ethical Considerations - Power Point Professional Development Planning Guide
Stage 4: Early Use	Early Use Planning Guide
Stage 5: Routine Use	Evaluating Your Advisor-Advisee Program - Power Point Student Achievement Goals Student Choice Goals Student Survey - Student Indicator Mastery Routine Use Planning Guide

 

 

 

Introduction

Workshops

Design & Implementation

Resources

Preparing for Change

Indiana Schools

 

 

 

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