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LISTEN UP Using Student Voice To Improve Well-being And Increase Engagement In Learning Presenters: Eric Chandler, Carrie Green, Emerson Damiano, and Vanessa Chavez, Kent Denver School (CO); Jennifer Villeneuve and Jon Kleiman, Challenge Success,


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Using Student Voice To Improve Well-being And Increase Engagement In Learning

LISTEN UP

Presenters: Eric Chandler, Carrie Green, Emerson Damiano, and Vanessa Chavez, Kent Denver School (CO); Jennifer Villeneuve and Jon Kleiman, Challenge Success, Stanford University

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THINK, PAIR, SHARE

Individually, think about a change initiative your school embarked on. Write down 4+ steps your school took to tackle this initiative.

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/ Convened faculty task force to look at homework policy / Collected best-practices from friends at local schools / Hosted parent coffee to educate parents / Piloted with group of students

Share list with a partner, reflecting on how present student voice was in the steps you described.

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/ Convened faculty task force to look at homework policy / Collected best-practices from friends at local schools / Hosted parent coffee to educate parents / Piloted with group of students

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QUESTION To what extent does student voice drive your school’s policies and practices?

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WHY DOES THIS MATTER?

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WHY DOES THIS MATTER?

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WHY DOES THIS MATTER?

Including student voice in school change efforts helps ensure that our initiatives benefit students

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FALL CONFERENCE » Identify focus » Attend workshops

CHALLENGE SUCCESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

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FALL CONFERENCE » Identify focus » Attend workshops

CHALLENGE SUCCESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

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FALL CONFERENCE SPRING CONFERENCE » Reflect on year » Network with teams » Plan for next year

CHALLENGE SUCCESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

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CHALLENGE SUCCESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

FALL CONFERENCE DO THE WORK SPRING CONFERENCE » Listen in to better understand theme » Pilot various solutions to address theme

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CHALLENGE SUCCESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

DO THE WORK FALL CONFERENCE Listen In SPRING CONFERENCE

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CHALLENGE SUCCESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

FALL CONFERENCE Listen In Explore solutions SPRING CONFERENCE DO THE WORK

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CHALLENGE SUCCESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

FALL CONFERENCE Listen In Explore solutions SPRING CONFERENCE DO THE WORK

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FALL CONFERENCE Listen In Explore solutions Listen In Explore solutions Listen In Listen In SPRING CONFERENCE

CHALLENGE SUCCESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

DO THE WORK

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HOW TO LISTEN

/ Dialogue Night / Student Fishbowl / Shadow Day / Student Survey ...

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Administer Student

SURVEY

Attend Fall

CONFERENCE

Engage in

LISTENING IN

Implement New

POLICIES

KENT DENVER + CHALLENGE SUCCESS TIMELINE

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Administer Student

SURVEY

Join

SCHOOL PROGRAM

Engage in

LISTENING IN

Implement New

POLICIES

KENT DENVER + CHALLENGE SUCCESS TIMELINE

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Administer Student

SURVEY

Join

SCHOOL PROGRAM

Engage in

LISTENING IN

Implement New

POLICIES

KENT DENVER + CHALLENGE SUCCESS TIMELINE

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Administer Student

SURVEY

Join

SCHOOL PROGRAM

Engage in

LISTENING IN

Implement New

POLICIES

KENT DENVER + CHALLENGE SUCCESS TIMELINE

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Administer Student

SURVEY

Join

SCHOOL PROGRAM

Engage in

LISTENING IN

Implement New

POLICIES

KENT DENVER + CHALLENGE SUCCESS TIMELINE

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WELLNESS SURVEYS

/ Impetus for surveying on wellness / Initial Resistance — Cost and Expertise

SURVEY

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WELLNESS SURVEYS

Survey: High School Survey of Student Engagement (HSSSE) Learning: Students very engaged in learning Action: Commit to surveying

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SURVEY

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Survey: High School Survey of Student Engagement (HSSSE) Learning: Students very engaged in learning Action: Commit to surveying Survey: The Independent School Health Check Learning: Student substance use is low Action: Share data with community

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WELLNESS SURVEYS

SURVEY

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Survey: High School Survey of Student Engagement (HSSSE) Learning: Students very engaged in learning Action: Commit to surveying Survey: The Independent School Health Check Learning: Student substance use is low Action: Share data with community Survey: Challenge Success Student Survey Learning: 9th grade is most stressed Action: Freshman wellness/study hall program

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WELLNESS SURVEYS

SURVEY

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What we learned / Surveys give students voice / Expertise is worth the price. / Critical to communicate findings with community

WELLNESS SURVEYS

SURVEY

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Administer Student

SURVEY

Join

SCHOOL PROGRAM

Engage in

LISTENING IN

Implement New

POLICIES

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JOINING CS

/ Joined Challenge Success School Program / Team of administrators, parents, teachers and students / Importance of student voice

SCHOOL PROGRAM

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CONFERENCES

SCHOOL PROGRAM

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CONFERENCES STRESS TREE

/ Team charted stressors and root causes / Everyone had equal voice / No judgement

SCHOOL PROGRAM

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3 FOCUS POINTS

SCHOOL PROGRAM

COMMUNITY MESSAGING HOMEWORK/GRADING POLICIES GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

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Administer Student

SURVEY

Join

SCHOOL PROGRAM

Engage in

LISTENING IN

Implement New

POLICIES

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FOCUS GROUPS

/ Organized focus groups to listen in / Led by students / Ran time wheel activity

LISTENING IN

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SHADOW DAY

LISTENING IN

Shadow Day is an opportunity for teachers and administrators to shadow students to learn about the daily experience of attending school.

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SHADOW DAY

/ Paired teachers with diverse group of students / Followed students for entire day / Provided opportunity for reflection

LISTENING IN

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SHADOW DAY

/ Paired teachers with diverse group of students / Followed students for entire day / Provided opportunity for reflection

LISTENING IN

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SHADOW DAY

LISTENING IN

My colleagues are doing awesome things in their classes!

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SHADOW DAY

LISTENING IN

This provides so much insight into friend groups

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SHADOW DAY

LISTENING IN

Couldn’t put my feet up on chair in front, back was sore, couldn’t recline, chair too rigid, no flexibility. Much easier to be a teacher, you can sit, stand, walk around as you need to or want to. Students are basically stuck in chairs for 50 min.

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FISHBOWL

LISTENING IN

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I WISH

LISTENING IN

/ I wish my teachers knew... / I wish my parents knew... / I wish my peers knew...

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I WISH

LISTENING IN

/ I wish my teachers knew…

○ “We need time for our brains to transition from one class to another” ○ “We have five more classes and a lot more work than they realize” ○ “The workload is better than it used to be!” ○ “We are so thankful for everything that you do and sacrifice for us!”

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WHY LISTENING IN MATTERS

LISTENING IN

/ Allow teachers to understand student experience / Led to changes in individual classrooms and across the school

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Administer Student

SURVEY

Join

SCHOOL PROGRAM

Engage in

LISTENING IN

Implement New

POLICIES

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MS HOMEWORK POLICY

NEW POLICIES

/ Example of how listening in led to work on HW policy

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MS HOMEWORK POLICY

NEW POLICIES

Original HW Policy

Students are expected to prepared daily for classes and generally spend 30 minutes per class meeting on homework per night; students in Advanced Placement and hours courses may spend up to 45 minutes each night on homework for these classes. Those who spend more or less time than these guidelines are encouraged to discuss study skills and expectations with their teacher.

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HOMEWORK DATA

NEW POLICIES

Challenge Success Student Survey, 2017

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HOMEWORK DATA

NEW POLICIES

NAIS Independent School Health Check Data, 2018

Student reporting 2+ hours of homework:

43.2%

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CHANGE PROCESS

NEW POLICIES

/ CS Homework Webinar / Tolerance Exercises / Meetings by Grade Level / Subject / Institutional Support: Schedule Change

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CHANGE PROCESS

NEW POLICIES

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REVISED POLICY

NEW POLICIES

Students are expected to prepare daily for classes and generally spend no more than: 60 minutes per night in 6th grade, 75 minutes per night in 7th grade and 90 minutes per night in 8th grade.

Original HW Policy

Students are expected to prepared daily for classes and generally spend 30 minutes per class meeting on homework per night; students in Advanced Placement and hours courses may spend up to 45 minutes each night on homework for these classes. Those who spend more or less time than these guidelines are encouraged to discuss study skills and expectations with their teacher.

Revised HW Policy

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IS IT WORKING?

NEW POLICIES

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HOMEWORK DATA

NEW POLICIES

Challenge Success Student Survey, 2017 & 2019

2017

Challenge Success Student Survey

2019

Challenge Success Student Survey

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HOMEWORK DATA

NEW POLICIES

Challenge Success Student Survey, 2019

2019

Challenge Success Student Survey

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HOMEWORK DATA

NEW POLICIES

Challenge Success Student Survey, 2019

2019

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STUDENT VOICE ACROSS ALL CS SCHOOLS

/ Evaluated impact of Challenge Success Program across 30 Schools / Student experience drove change, by answering the question: What is it like to be a student at our school?

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VOICES FROM CS SCHOOLS

I think that it’s been very helpful to solicit input from students and get their perspective on how school

  • perates and how it impacts them. It’s been very positive.

It’s made all our conversations, even those outside CS, more in tune to what’s going on with our students.

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Administrator

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VOICES FROM CS SCHOOLS

The most valuable part of being on this team for me is that it's a place and a group of people where I feel as though not only is my voice heard, but I also have a voice for those who tend to stay quiet and not speak up about the changes that they want to see in our community.

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Student