Advisory vs Homeroom Advisory Homeroom Attendance Daily Bulletin Announcements Distribute Forms Attendance Daily Bulletin Announcements Distribute Forms Development of relationships between students and the Advisor ID: 720541
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ADVISORY
Nurturing Student VoicesSlide2
Advisory vs. Homeroom
Advisory
Homeroom
Attendance, Daily Bulletin, Announcements, Distribute Forms
Attendance, Daily Bulletin, Announcements, Distribute Forms
Development of
relationships
between students and the AdvisorSlide3
Middle School Philosophy
http://www.amle.org/AboutNMSA/ThisWeBelieve/The14Characteristics/tabid/1274/Default.asp
Advisory
Research Based
Basic Component
Relationships
Adult Advocate
Small Community
“It take a village to raise a child.” African Proverb
https://www.h-net.org/~africa/threads/village.htmlSlide4
Advisory is small learning community that is focused on developing meaningful relationships in a safe and nurturing environment in which each student’s academic and personal development is guided by an adult advocate.
What is Advisory?Slide5
The Purpose of Advisory
An effective advisory program ensures that every student is
“connected”
to at least one caring and responsible adult.
Students will learn key academic and social, emotional and civic skills and
dispositions that will support school – and life – success.
Reaching Every Child: Developing a Middle School Advisory Program
. New York: Center for Social and Emotional Education, n.d. Print.Slide6
Advisory Objectives
Peer Bonding
Academic Goal Setting
Discover Uniqueness & Foster Appreciation of DifferencesSlide7
Advisory Objectives
Positive Relationships
Critical Thinking & Responsible Decision Making
Listening SkillsSlide8
Advisory Objectives
Self Esteem
Good Citizenship
Shared Decision Making
Communication and RelationshipsSlide9
ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi TRIBES Agreements
Classroom
Recess
Assembly
Dining Hall
Any whereSlide10
When Does Advisory Meet?
Advisory meets 3-4x a week.
Usually on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
On a Panina Schedule, Advisory will alternate between Grade Level Chapel and Advisory.Slide11
What Activities Occur in Advisory?
Bonding Activities
Character Education Lessons
Technology LessonsSlide12
Student Comments
She (advisory teacher) helps us and treats us like a family. She’s not just there to watch us, she wants to be a part of the family.
I appreciate that he (advisory teacher) does seem to care for us if we get a bad grade or is struggling in his class he will help us out and get us a better grade in his class. Slide13
Student Comments
Our advisory is really close and everyone is included.
I feel like we are an ‘ohana that we can talk to each other in class and in the hallways.Slide14
In Advisory you will learn how to go to “infinity and beyond”.Slide15
Kindness Coins
Collect coins throughout the day and the school year by participating in student activities. Redeem coins for supplies and food items beginning August 9 at the Student Activities Center, Keliʻimaikaʻi 106.
3
C
oins
=
C
andy 5 Coins = KMS pen & highlighter (2-in-1)10 coins = KMS stadium cup with snack item insideSlide16
Each student will be given a necklace in Advisory.
Please wear it.Slide17
Example:
Lehua
Cohort/Hui 1
Kumu
Akau
Report to this class after recess