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Introduction
Chapter 1: Overview of Continuous Education Through 21st CCLC Activities
Chapter 2: Intentional Planning for Student Success
Chapter 3: Implementing With Fidelity
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Key Components for Continuous Education in 21st CCLC

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Assess and Reflect

Partnering With Schools Rubric

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Plan and Implement

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Activity and Program SMART Goals

Conducting Your Program Needs Assessment

Continuous Education Through 21st CCLC Activities: Implementation Planning Checklist

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Intentional Activity Design: Mapping Needs to Activities

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Sharing Responsibility for Student Learning Planner

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Academic Enrichment

Opportunities that enable students to practice new knowledge and skills in real-life, relevant ways.

A teaching and learning approach that can take many forms as it blends Internet and digital media with in-person teacher facilitation; most variations give students some control of learning pace, time and path.

Communicate With Schools

Develop a plan that includes dates and times for formal meetings, a task timeline and periodic check-in information.

Continuous Improvement Process

Ongoing review and adjustment of program activities aimed at refining or revising delivery and improving outcomes. Continuous improvement models focus on steps that address planning, implementation, assessment and revision, with each relying on or supporting adjacent steps in a cyclical process.

Effective Homework Time

Structure and facilitate this time so that youth get school work done while building important 21st century skills.

Fidelity of Implementation

Applying a learning approach, targeted intervention or process faithfully and consistently with its design to create an environment that supports student success. Checking for fidelity of implementation is part of assessment in the continuous improvement process.

Foster Good Attendance

Build strong relationships with children, youth and their families; and discuss best ways to collect and share data between school and the out-of-school time program.

Incorporate Academic Content

Conduct a needs assessment to collect school-level data and student-level data that will determine the academic skills needed in activity development.

Intentional Program Design

The process of assessing their academic needs, then designing a set of delivery strategies, interventions and activities that will engage those students while helping them build skills and knowledge they need to succeed.

Program Logistics

Planning and management areas that lay the foundation for running a successful program. These include the schedule, the space/facility, materials and resources, budget and staff.

Reciprocal Learning

A learning environment that provides opportunities for students to coach each other as they solve problems, decode text or otherwise go deeper into content.

Set SMART Goals

Use your needs assessment data to develop program and activity goals that are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant and time bound.

SMART Goals

Goals crafted to address five specific areas so that all stakeholders understand what the program aims to do, how progress will be measured, and when results should occur. The five areas provide the SMART acronym: specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time bound.

Targeted Intervention

Carefully considered and constructed learning activities or approaches, often research based, that are designed to help struggling students master specific skills and knowledge.

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