General Session: A Framework for Mapping the System
| This session introduced
the National High School Center
Mapping Framework as a tool for thinking systemically about the broad range
of initiatives that make up the high school improvement landscape. The
framework, which is based on eight common elements of systemic school reform,
provides a structure for understanding, aligning, and prioritizing these
initiatives in order to develop coherent and contextually appropriate
approaches to high school improvement at both state and local levels. The
session also explored effective practices and challenges in building
institutional and professional capacity for strategic planning, implementation,
and ongoing support of high school improvement efforts. |
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Joseph Harris introduced the National High School Center Mapping Framework and explained how it can be used to align and prioritize high school improvement initiatives.  View the video for Joseph Harris' presentation.  View the PowerPoint
slides for Joseph Harris's presentation. |
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Dean Fixsen discussed effective practices in building capacity for strategic planning, implementation, and continuing support of high school improvement efforts, as well as common challenges.  View the video for Dean Fixsen' presentation. View the PowerPoint
slides for Dean Fixsen's presentation. |
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