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Teacher Report -- Part III

Implementation Log

Fourth Grade


Implementation Log
Fourth Grade

Thank you, in advance, for responding to the following questions.  This instrument is being administered as part of a long-term research project by WestEd to examine the impact of the Lessons in Character Program (LIC) — an English language arts-based character education program — on student academic performance, attendance, school motivation, and endorsement of universal values consistent with character education.  WestEd, a research, development, and service agency, works with education and other communities to promote excellence, achieve equity, and improve learning for children, youth, and adults.

This survey is designed for you to share with us your experience using the Lessons in Character materials in your classroom.  According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are required to respond to a collection of information unless such collection displays a valid OMB control number.  The valid OMB control number for this information collection is 1850-0826.  The time required to complete this information collection is estimated to average 15 minutes per response, including the time to review instructions, search existing data resources, gather the data needed, and complete and review the information collection.  If you have any comments concerning the accuracy of the time estimate(s) or suggestions for improving this form, please write to: U.S. Department of Education, Washington, D.C. 20202-4651.  If you have comments or concerns regarding the status of your individual submission of this form, write directly to: Rafael Valdivieso, U.S. Department of Education, 555 New Jersey Avenue, NW, Room 506E, Washington, D.C. 20208.

Responses to this data collection will be used only for statistical purposes. The reports prepared for this study will summarize findings across the sample and will not associate responses with a specific district or individual. We will not provide information that identifies you or your district to anyone outside the study team, except as required by law.

Please contact Dr. Barbara Dietsch with any questions at 562.799.5126 or by email at [email protected].
A. Satisfaction


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    1. How satisfied are you with the Lessons in Character Program?

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2.	How satisfied are you with the Daily Oral Language 	materials?

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3.	How satisfied are you with the Writing with 	Character materials?


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B. Overall Implementation


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4.	In general, to what degree did you teach the 	lessons as written in the Lessons in Character 	Teacher Management Guide?

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5.	In general, to what degree did you teach the 	lessons as written in the Daily Oral Language 	materials?

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6.	In general, to what degree did you teach the 	lessons as written in the Writing with Character 	materials?

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C. Lesson Tracking and Implementation





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7.	Approximately how many lessons 	from Lessons in Character did you 	teach?


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8.	Approximately how many lessons 	from Daily Oral Language did you 	teach?


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9.	Approximately how many lessons 	from Writing with Character did you 	teach?


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Please note the date you taught each of the lessons/activities listed.  Use an “X” to note the degree to which you followed the “Teaching Strategies” for each lesson.


Student
Workbook
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TRUSTWORTHINESS: 
Be a Courageous Person






Lesson 1: Defining the Theme






Activity 1: Journal Entry
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Activity 2: The Honest Thumb
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Group activity – write and perform skits


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Class Project: Be a courageous person poster


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Lesson 2: In School


 
 
 
 
Activity 3: Case Study
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Activity 4: Research project
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Class Project: Be a courageous person poster


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Lesson 3: Personal commitment






Activity 5: Personal beliefs
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Activity 6: Stories of Cooperation
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Activity 7: Positive self-talk
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Class Project: Be a courageous person poster


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Lesson 4: In the Community






Activity 8: Stories of Truthfulness
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Activity 9: Community Leaders
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Class Project: Be a courageous person poster


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RESPECT: 
Be a Considerate Person






Lesson 1: Defining the Theme






Activity 10: Age and Wisdom 
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Activity 11: Considerate Cereal
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Class Project: Be a considerate person poster


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Lesson 2: In School






Review STAR Model 


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Activity 12: Case Study
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Activity 13: Rules of Consideration
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Class Project: Be a considerate person poster


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Lesson 3: Personal commitment






Activity 14: I Statements
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Activity 15: Stories of Cooperation
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Activity 15: Journal Entry
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Class Project: Be a considerate person poster


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Lesson 4: In the Community






Activity 16: The Lion’s Whisker
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Review STAR Model 


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Activity 17: Rules of Consideration
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Writing activity: The Selfish Giant


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Class Project: Be a considerate person poster


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RESPONSIBILITY
Be a Reliable Worker






Lesson 1: Defining the Theme






Activity 18: The Lazy Tunrit
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Activity 19: Journal Entry
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Class Project: Be a reliable worker poster


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Lesson 2: In School






Activity 20: What if....
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Activity 21: Case Study
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Activity 22: Reliability Chart
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Class Project: Be a reliable worker poster


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Lesson 3: Personal commitment






Review STAR Model


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Activity 23: The Wasp and the Bee
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Activity 24: Truth and Falsehood
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Activity 25: STAR model
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Class Project: Be a reliable worker poster


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Lesson 4: In the Community






Activity 26: Questionnaire
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Activity 27: The Great White Condor
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Group activity: Write ad for job


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Class Project: Be a reliable worker poster


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FAIRNESS
Be a Good Sport






Lesson 1: Defining the Theme






Activity 28: The Carvers
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Activity 29: Journal Entry
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Class Project: Create Rules of Good Sport


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Lesson 2: In School






Group activity: Create Discussion Rules


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Activity 30: Case Study
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Review STAR Model


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Activity 31: Saying something positive
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Class Project: Be a good sport poster


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Lesson 3: Personal commitment






Activity 32: Journal Entry
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Activity 33: The Impatient Mule Drivers
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Activity 34: You be the leader
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Class Project: Be a good sport poster


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Lesson 4: In the Community






Activity 35: The Ruler of the Trees
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Group activity: Create laws for the community


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Activity 36: Informational article
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Class Project: Be a good sport poster


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CARING
Be a kind person






Lesson 1: Defining the Theme






Activity 37: Journal Entry 
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Activity 38: The Guest on New Year's Eve
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Activity 39: Kindness quiz
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Class Project: List of kind actions


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Lesson 2: In School






Activity 40: Case Study
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Write and deliver notes of appreciation 


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Class Project: Be a kind person poster


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Lesson 3: Personal commitment






Activity 41: Journal Entry
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Activity 42: Ask a Foolish Question
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Review STAR Model


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Activity 43: Kind things to say and do
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Class Project: Be a kind person poster


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Lesson 4: In the Community






Activity 44: The House of Peace
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Activity 45: Ways to be kinder
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Activity 46: Letters of appreciation
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CITIZENSHIP
Be a protector of the environment






Lesson 1: Defining the Theme






Activity 47: Hurt no Living Thing
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Activity 48: Contract to recycle
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Class Project: Recycled products


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Lesson 2: In School






Activity 49: Case Study
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Create “Environmental Bill of Responsibilities”


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Class Project: Be a protector of the environment


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Lesson 3: Personal commitment






Activity 50: Birdfoot’s Grampa
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Activity 51: Journal Entry
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Class Project: Be a protector of the environment


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Lesson 4: In the Community






Activity 52: Lady Cápa and the Eagle
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Activity 53: Environmental organizations
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Class Project: Be a protector of the environment


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