-Standards in Practice

-Achievement Gap Theater

 

 

Standards in Practice™ (SIP)

Professional Development Model


Standards in Practice™ (SIP) is a professional development model that drives to the very heart of instruction--the assignment.  Rooted in the belief that students can do no better than the assignments they are given, SIP helps teachers and school leaders inject rigor into assignments and align them with the highest of educational standards.

Developed and disseminated by the Education Trust staff, Standards in Practice can help ensure that, from classroom to classroom and school to school, all instructional activities are rigorous and aligned to state standards.  

 

This interactive model engages teachers in examining their assignments, instruction and student work.  Through this process, teachers collaborate to ratchet up the rigor of their assignments and devise instructional strategies to match them.   Because SIP provides real tools and information with which to measure instructional rigor, the framework can be used as both a guiding and evaluative tool for educators.

 

Click here for answers to the questions we commonly get about Standards in Practice.

 

 SIP Q & A's

 SIP: Getting Started

 SIP Powerpoint Presentation

 SIP Manual

 


[home] [about us] [press room] [contact us] [related links] [site map]

[education trust - west]

[terms of usage]

©2007 The Education Trust. All rights reserved.