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Adaptive Leadership


An Introduction into ALN

A Deeper Look into Practitioners' Experiences with ALN


2017-18 Registration 

Purpose

The adaptive leadership network is a cohort of experienced school and district leaders who are interested in tackling challenging problems of practice through an adaptive leadership lens. Washtenaw ISD has partnered with Eastern Michigan University College of Education to create and lead the Adaptive Leadership Network. Graduate credit available.
Texts
Leadership Mindsets: Innovation and Learning in the Transformation of Schools, by Linda Kaser and Judy Halbert 
Development Evaluation: Applying Complexity Concepts to Enhance Innovation and Use by Michael Quinn Patton
The following files and videos, like all originally created material, are copyrighted. Not-for-profit use is encouraged. Please cite the Adaptive Leadership Network (author) and this website (source) accordingly.

Background Information 

ALN Growth Spectrum
Overview of "BIG Ideas" you tube video 9.30.15
Adaptive Process Wheel 12.8.15​
Compilation of Ideas
​Two Ways to Think about Adaptive Learning 10.21.16

Sensemaking

Checking for Understanding 9.21.16
Sensemaking you tube video 10.21.15
Root Cause Analysis
Root Cause - Relation Diagram
Diagraph Overview you tube video 11.18.15
Construct & Analyze Diagraph 11.18.15

Strategizing

Picture
Theory of Change: An Alternate to Logic Models 1.18.17
Learning from Logic Models

Logic Model Example
Purposeful Adaptive Action Planning

Experimenting

ALN Monitoring

Supporting Conditions & Skill Development

Subsystems in Schools
Trust in Schools
Facilitation Micro-Skills: Using Protocols 3.4.15
Consultancy Protocol​

Applied Examples

WAVE featured in Education Reimagined 5.12.17
Applied ALN by Tim Dowker 3.22.17

Applied ALN by Jeff Dagg 3.4.15

2017-18 Dates

Sept 20, Oct 18, Nov 15, Dec 20, Jan 17, Feb 21, Mar 21, April 18, and May 16th from 8:00-11:30 am

Planning Community:

*All participants are invited to engage in planning for ALN

Ethan Lowenstien, Ph.D
Professor of Curriculum & Instruction, EMU

Gary Marx, Ed.D
Professor of Educational Leadership, EMU

Janae Townsend
Supervisor, Washtenaw ISD
Achievement Initiatives

Wendy Burke, Ph.D
Professor of Curriculum & Instruction, EMU

Lyn Arons
Physical Therapist, High Point School, Washtenaw ISD

Anne Nakon
Special Education Director, Dexter Community Schools 

Elizabeth Taylor
Teacher Consultant, Deaf and Hard of Hearing, WISD

Monique Uzelac
Program Director, Washtenaw Alliance for Virtual Education
Washtenaw Educational Options Consortium

Jeff Dagg
Dexter Community Schools

Ellen Fisher, Ph.D
ECA Principal, Washtenaw Educational Options Consortium

Julie Freeman
Doctoral Candidate
University of Michigan 

Jonathan Tobar
Regional Evaluation Specialist | Region 8

Michelle Peet
9th Grade Lead , English & CORE Instructor
Early College Alliance at EMU

Mary Ann Devos
Teacher Consultant for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, WISD




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