Week #4
Agreed upon Action Research Plan
On February 1, 2012, at 10:15 am, at my campus, I met with my Principal to discuss and have approved my Action Research Plan. I jogged her memory on all what we have talked about when I was putting together my Internship Plan, during EDLD 5311 Fundamentals of Leadership.
She remembered that she had suggested me to research about motivational theories that combined could be apply among the staff in order to acknowledge and celebrate their contributions toward the realization of my campus vision.
I also explained to her what this course was about, and that one of the outcomes was to reach consensus with her on the overall internship plan, including the action research plan to be implemented.
Finally, we talked about me being the person responsible for the implementation of my findings, once I had presented them to the SBDM Committee. My Principal suggested me to share my findings with our Campus Spirit Committee. “We do no want to have valuable data gathered from your findings and not doing a thing with it”, said my principal. “We really need to have our teachers’ morale high”, she added.
I told her that I would share my findings with our counselor and librarian, so the first could plan lessons with the students about the important role our teachers play in their learning, and the latter could find books on this matter to be shared among the staff.
She remembered that she had suggested me to research about motivational theories that combined could be apply among the staff in order to acknowledge and celebrate their contributions toward the realization of my campus vision.
I also explained to her what this course was about, and that one of the outcomes was to reach consensus with her on the overall internship plan, including the action research plan to be implemented.
Finally, we talked about me being the person responsible for the implementation of my findings, once I had presented them to the SBDM Committee. My Principal suggested me to share my findings with our Campus Spirit Committee. “We do no want to have valuable data gathered from your findings and not doing a thing with it”, said my principal. “We really need to have our teachers’ morale high”, she added.
I told her that I would share my findings with our counselor and librarian, so the first could plan lessons with the students about the important role our teachers play in their learning, and the latter could find books on this matter to be shared among the staff.
This sounds like information that will be useful to every campus in the state! I look forward to following your blog and seeing your results. I wish you much success!
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