[aisle] Interventions

[Kathy Wickline]

Our school has SEL met during exploratory time, which is also when resource
study hall, rti, chorus, and band takes place.  That means anyone who is in
those classes do not have SEL.  How we are legally meeting the standard I
don't know.

Our intervention people do teach in their areas generally--or at least are
certified in the area.

Our ELA is a two period class and teachers can decide how to use those two
hours.
Kathy Wickline
Unity Junior High Librarian
Tolono, IL
wicklinek at unity.k12.il.us

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On Mon, Mar 16, 2020 at 2:23 PM DEANNE GUCCIONE via AISLE <
aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I hope this email finds you healthy.
>
> I am gathering information for my team leader committee and thought
> librarians would be the friendliest route.  We librarians are helpful by
> nature. Thanks in advance for reading and sharing.
>
> My building is 5-8 middle school and we are currently on a block schedule
> and looking at ways to improve it.  Currently we have our reading and math
> interventions during a 30 minute period. Students who are not receiving
> interventions are doing other enrichment activities such as a math computer
> program, silent reading, Scholastic magazine, etc.  We are interested in
> hearing when other schools conduct their interventions. Are teachers
> conducting the interventions or reading and math specialists? If you do
> them school wide what is being done with students who are not receiving
> interventions?
>
> We also have an advisory at the end of the day where social/emotional
> standards are covered.  Does your school have this? If no, where are the
> SEL standards being addressed.
>
> Also, how is your ELA being taught?  Are composition and reading
> combined?  How many minutes of instruction are designated to reading?
> Writing?
>
> Again, thanks so much for reading and sharing.  Have a great day!
>
> Deanne
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> Deanne Guccione, Librarian
> Pleasant Plains Middle School
> dguccione at ppcusd8.org
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