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LEAP Summer Remediation May 13, 2014 Harriet Hillson 349-8630

LEAP Summer Remediation May 13, 2014 Harriet Hillson 349-8630. j pschools.org. Protocols. Please silence all cell phones. Be fully present: Be an active listener Refrain from text messaging and emailing – All distracts others. Participate, don’t dominate Limit side bar conversations

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LEAP Summer Remediation May 13, 2014 Harriet Hillson 349-8630

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  1. LEAP Summer RemediationMay 13, 2014Harriet Hillson349-8630 jpschools.org

  2. Protocols • Please silence all cell phones. • Be fully present: • Be an active listener • Refrain from text messaging and emailing – All distracts others. • Participate, don’t dominate • Limit side bar conversations • Throw trash away on the way out.

  3. Agenda • Retrieving Student Information • Lessons • Forms • Transportation • Payroll Processing Procedure

  4. Summer Requirements • Districts shall offer a minimum of 50 hours per subject of intense and focused instruction in ELA and math. • Districts must have a written attendance policy that explains how many of the required 50 hours constitute attendance. • Students must attend 80% of the required hours equal to 40 hours.

  5. Student Information • LEAPweb • The Learning Institute Portal • http://www.tli.net • Enter the username and password. It is case sensitive. Please note that any 0s in the username or password are numbers. • HISTORICAL DATA • LEAP Details Archive Report • Select Grade • Choose Below Basic

  6. View LEAP Data

  7. View LEAP Data (cont.)

  8. View LEAP Data (cont.)

  9. View LEAP Data (cont.)

  10. View LEAP Data (cont.)

  11. Lessons • Skill/Concept • Structured • Variety of activities • Meet the individual needs of the students

  12. Tutoring Materials • www.louisianapass.org • Pass – practice tests in ELA and Math • Pass on Paper – hard copy • Newton’s Classroom • Test Taking Strategies • Triumph Ladders ELA and Math • Triumph Cross Plus Common Core ELA and Math • Triumph Coach ELA and Math

  13. Teacher Meeting • 2 hour

  14. Forms • EXCEL WORKBOOK • 2014 Summer Forms – Save a copy • Payroll worksheets • LEAP remediation foms

  15. Where to Find Forms and PowerPoints

  16. Where to Find Forms and PowerPoints

  17. Where to Find Forms and PowerPoints

  18. Paperwork Guidelines • Only original paper work will be accepted. • NO whiteout, or scratch outs • Paperwork cannot be faxed. • Tutoring timelines must coincide with official school day. • Employee numbers must be included and match employee names. • Officialteacher and student names must be used. • All employee signatures must be in BLUEink only.

  19. Paperwork Details LEAP Tutoring Pay Form • Employee Sign In • Must be Handwritten in BLUE ink • Form must be totaled. • Form must be signed by the LEAP Lead on line below last entry • Cross out all lines below the signature.

  20. Paperwork Guidelines • Students must initial sign-in calendar in the correct date. Pencils are allowed for students only. • Correct dates must be used. • Forms must returned in correct order to expedite processing. • All forms must be submitted by deadline.

  21. Good Luck! • Follow all guidelines and you will have a successful LEAP remediation program.

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