Pdsa cycle classroom

The “DO” part of a kindergarten PDSA cycle, using pictures to identify strategies the teacher will “do” to help students master the learning target, and what students will “do” to learn it! (Submitted by Jo Wheeler, Consultant)

Do you PDSA in your classroom? Have a board for the whole class to see how they are doing as a group? Have you been charting data with some students still not becoming proficient? Check out the next step in implementing this data tool so individual students ACCELERATE with their own individualized Plan, Do, Study, and Act!!! Labels for the folders can be found HERE in either a "Star Student" Theme or "Space" theme!! These folders are cheap to make and hold all the documentation for…

A PDSA cycle posted in a Kentucky kindergarten resource classroom

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Kindergarten Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycles using pictures to help students select learning strategies from the strategy bank (Submitted by Cheryl Kmiecik, Senior Consultant)

This shows one portion of a classroom PDSA board. This section focuses on what teacher and student will do to improve learning in the next improvement cycle.

Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle forms – the students know the form and are able to share their choices for teacher instructional strategies and student learning strategies. (Submitted by Cheryl Kmiecik, Senior Consultant)

The ladder diagram is used to support a weekly PDSA cycle for a reading learning goal. The teacher adds the strategies to the steps on the ladder to show what the students will "DO" to accomplish the goal for the week.