Join our special Chart Share event, uniquely focusing on academics. Discover how the Standard Celeration Chart produces discovery and learning gains for students around the world.
Octave x Standard Celeration Society Presents:
Open Chart Share: Teaching Academic Skills!
Open Chart Share: Teaching Academic Skills!
🔥 Connect and Learn with us on Wednesday, August 28th, at 7:00-8:30pm EST, 4:00-5:30pm PST 🔥
Embrace a New Vision of Teaching Academic Skills
Wednesday, August 28, 2024, 7:00-8:30pm EST/4:00-5:30 PST
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Chart Your Progress
Harness Your Educational Data Like Never Before...
Everyone is learning every day – some with more ease than others – and we all know data provide insights when we need to problem solve. Let's get together and share ways that we have used one of the most powerful tools from the world of behavior science to accelerate learning and empower students to reach their goals.
Event Highlights:
Empowered by Community:
Engage with educators who value precision and clarity in academic tracking. Share insights, learn from others' successes, and find inspiration in a network dedicated to measurable student progress.
Everyone is learning every day – some with more ease than others – and we all know data provide insights when we need to problem solve. Let's get together and share ways that we have used one of the most powerful tools from the world of behavior science to accelerate learning and empower students to reach their goals.
Event Highlights:
- Pinpoint Precision: See how precision teachers have mastered the art of pinpointing which key metrics matter most for student success.
- Data-Driven Decisions: Discover how the Standard Celeration Chart can be used to make informed decisions about teaching strategies, optimizing every effort towards maximum impact.
- Empowered by Community: Engage with educators who value precision and clarity in academic tracking. Share insights, learn from others' successes, and find inspiration in a network dedicated to measurable student progress.
Empowered by Community:
Engage with educators who value precision and clarity in academic tracking. Share insights, learn from others' successes, and find inspiration in a network dedicated to measurable student progress.
⚠️WARNING: This is a laid-back gathering where serious educational science meets serious fun. Join us for lighthearted discussions, communal support, and a bit of healthy measurement obsession. Expect a mix of precise data talk and playful banter–all in the spirit of pushing our teaching and learning goals forward. Bring your charts and your charm, and prepare to see data-driven results that feel more like a teachers' lounge than a stuffy conference.
This Event Is For You If You Are…
A Chart Enthusiast: You're eager to share your students' academic progress through precise charting and learn from the insights of other educators and lifelong learners.
Curiosity Seeker: New to charting but curious about how it can transform your teaching, you're ready to dive in and explore innovative measurement strategies.
Community Connector: Interested in connecting and growing with other educators who use behavioral science for academic improvement, you value community support and shared discovery.
What you'll experience?
CHART SHARING
All are welcome. Participants with an academic chart can share their data and their story for ~2-5 minutes. No formal presentations necessary - the chart does most of the work for you!
SUPPORT & FEEDBACK
We celebrate each other and lift each other up. Using the SCC in the real world can be messy, and there's no such thing as a perfect chart. Those interested in constructive feedback can request it.
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STRONG COMMUNITY
Join a network of enthusiastic data nerds committed to improving education. This is your chance to connect with like-minded folks who value lifelong learning and believe in the power of measurement.
This is an informal, free event, designed to bring people together and continue to build our scientific community.
Every one of us is in a different place in our journey to becoming a competent and confident Standard Celeration Charter - there are no bad charts and no stupid questions!
You are welcome to bring a chart to share if you have one, and you can ask for and receive feedback if that feels good to you.
You are welcome to attend for the purpose of seeking inspiration, or just seeing what this is all about.
What is a Chart Share?
Chart Sharing is a longstanding tradition in the Precision Teaching community. In fact, Ogden Lindsley drew up the first standard behavior chart in 1966 after declaring "We have got to have a standard chart!" when data sharing among his graduate students was proving inefficient. After several months of iterations, the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) was born.
Users of the SCC understand that a standardized visual display facilitates quicker communication and deeper interaction. That's why chart sharing has always been such an exciting activity – we can get through the basics quickly and dive immediately into discussion.
Join a chart share to be a part of an enduring movement towards clear, standardized scientific communication. As research and applied work in behavioral sciences and education become ever more complex and interdisciplinary, embracing chart sharing (with the SCC) can help propel scientific dialogue into an open, collaborative future.
Here's how a chart share typically works:
Those interested in sharing will add their names to the queue, and the host will invite each presenter when its their time to share. Chart presentations typically last between 1-5 minutes, and depending on the stated preferences of the presenter, participants can ask questions and discuss the chart. This is a great opportunity to see how others are pinpointing and charting, and you can connect with others tackling similar topics and problems as you!
Here's how a chart share typically works:
Those interested in sharing will add their names to the queue, and the host will invite each presenter when its their time to share. Chart presentations typically last between 1-5 minutes, and depending on the stated preferences of the presenter, participants can ask questions and discuss the chart. This is a great opportunity to see how others are pinpointing and charting, and you can connect with others tackling similar topics and problems as you!
Ready to Join the Movement?
FAQs
Who is the chart share for?
This chart share is designed for educators, behavior analysts, tutors, and specialists looking to incorporate standardized and individualized precision measurement into their practice.
What should I expect at the chart share?
This is an informal, interactive session where participants present their Standard Celeration Charts, discuss their approaches, and receive feedback. It's a dynamic environment for sharing discoveries, asking for advice, and learning from the collective experience of this community.
How long is the event and is there a replay available?
The webinar will last between 60-90 minutes. We may record the event for our own purposes, but we will not offer a replay for those who did not attend. This keeps the event informal, intimate, and a safe space for newbies.
Is there a certificate of completion or professional development credits?
The chart share does not include CEUs, but stay tuned for other opportunities to earn your continuing education credits through Octave!
How interactive is the chart share? Will I be able to ask questions?
A chart share is meant to be interactive! You'll have an opportunity to share if you bring a chart, and anyone participating can hop on your camera and mic or ask your questions in the chat!
What if I'm new to this and don't have a chart?
Newcomers are welcome! Chart Shares are a perfect opportunity to observe how others use the Standard Celeration Chart and to ask questions. It's an excellent starting point for anyone curious about applying these methods to their educational practices.
How do I prepare if I want to share a chart?
If you wish to share, prepare a brief 1-3 minutes to share your chart and its story, ensuring to anonymize any sensitive information. Focus on the data's significance, any interventions applied, and the outcomes.
Whether this is your first chart share or your 50th, our team will support you every step of the way! We'll share a "how-to" and some models before the chart sharing begins, and during the event we will uphold community standards to be sure your chart sharing experience is positive!
Is there a cost to join the chart share?
The chart share is completely free to join! It's part of our commitment to making this important content accessible to a wide audience.
About Your Hosts
Octave Innovation x
The Standard Celeration Society
This chart share is brought to you by an exciting new partnership between Octave Innovation and The Standard Celeration Society. These organizations share a deep commitment to promoting data-driven applications of science through effective communication. This partnership is a promising step toward widespread implementation of standardized charting practices by making the SCC more accessible and fostering cross-pollination of ideas through enriching educational content and community-building initiatives.
Chart Your Own Path to Learning Excellence
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