The document describes the characteristics and goals of implementing networked learning communities across three school districts. Key aspects include grassroots development with shared responsibility among participants, and a shift to a model where students direct their own learning with support from teachers, mentors, and other resources. The goals are to raise reading scores and motivate low readers through using online literature circles to discuss and analyze books.
1. Solving School-Based Problems Systemically: Creating Networked Learning Communities Blaine, Grandview, and Mt. Baker School Districts
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4. Online Literature Circle Network Learning Community Online Literature Circles Project Classroom Teacher- Onsite and remote Pre-Service College Student Mentor Classroom Students Content Specialist Technology Support Parents State & National Standards School District Instructional Specialist OSPI & ESD Resources Building Administrator Community Resources
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11. Forms Literature Interest Graph Student Sample Essay Defensible Answer Rubric Discussion Self-reflection Observation Notes Are You Ready? Journal Response Sheet Bookmarks Sticky Notes
18. Accelerated Reader Reading Log Reading Plan Goal Chart Expectations
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20. Harriet Thompson Elementary School Classroom Students Classroom Teacher- Onsite and remote Classroom Teachers School District Instructional Specialist Content & Research Specialist Reading Readiness Project Technology Support State & National Standards Building Administrator Content Specialist Parents OSPI & ESD Resources
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