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Forrester Research Inc. explains in a recent research brief, "Customer Journey Mapping is Becoming Key to Digital Transformation" (Oct. 2014), that businesses are rethinking the entirety of their customer's journey to fully understand what their customer actually wants to accomplish in engaging with them.Read More
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The consumer viewing experience today has changed drastically from the traditional experience of watching television. Gone are the days when the entire family sat in front of a TV set and watched a show in its entirety, including commercials, without distractions from other devices or alternate sources of programming. Shows were developed for mass audiences, and there were long term syndication rights associated with them. Broadcast media is still an integral part of consumer's lives, but the industry faces challenges on many fronts and is being forced to reinvent itself as it faces demands for more personalized content by consumers, threats from varied distribution systems and the need to find new sources of revenue to remain viable. More and more, the broadcast media industry is finding that innovative software can help them to solve these problems, allowing them to better reach and engage consumers in their programming. Discover below the top 3 software trends affecting the broadcast media industry today; find out the major opportunities and challenges each presents and see how businesses are looking to utilize them to increase viewership!
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Check out OFS's latest article, featured as the cover story in this month's issue of NJTC's TechLifeSciNews!
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OFS invites you to enjoy a complimentary copy of Forrester Research, Inc.'s report Software Must Enrich Your Brand! Learn how software is driving your 21st century brand and how it has become core to your business success!
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Our last two posts shared some evidence of the mobile revolution that is underway in the healthcare industry. A number of mHealth apps that provide true digital value to patients have emerged, and they are disrupting the status quo in the industry. Apps to manage diabetes, to treat vision problems, to test blood, and to track sleep patterns are providing new ways of care for patients outside of the traditional physician/hospital treatment.
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OFS, a leading provider of software product development services, is pleased to announce its CEO Rich Napoli has won the award for Innovative Medium-Sized Technology Company CEO in the 2014 SmartCEO Voltage Awards.
April 30, 2014, Newtown, PA. SmartCEO, a prominent business publication, celebrated 2014's top technology innovators and implementers with its annual Voltage Awards in NYC last night. Rich Napoli, CEO of OFS, was selected as the winner for the award of Technology Innovator of a mid-sized company.
Finalists were chosen by an independent committee of local business leaders based on the nominees' creative vision, strong leadership and innovative solutions. Napoli and his fellow finalists were profiled in the May/June issue of SmartCEO and were celebrated by over 450+ executives and guests at the Voltage Awards ceremony at Capitale in NYC last night.
"This nomination is an honor for OFS and a testament to the hard work of all our employees," shared Napoli. "Each member of our OFS family has played a key role in serving our customers. Our goal at OFS remains building quality software using innovative technologies in order to engage and delight users. We continue to be laser focused on building top-notch engineered products for our clients in today's digitally disrupted world."
The finalists and winners consisted of New York-based companies that collectively generate more than $1.42 billion in annual revenue and that employ over 7,000 individuals. Companies shared in the excitement at the event tweeting @SmartCEO #EMVAs and @ObjectFrontier.
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Though smart TV's have been around for several years, businesses involved in television programming and ads are just now beginning to take advantage of the possibilities they offer for engaging viewers. Smart TV's add a whole new layer of engagement to the traditional TV viewing experience. Watching TV is no longer a one-sided experience, where viewers passively observe and listen. It is now an interactive experience, with digital apps embedded right in your TV! By providing interesting digital content and convenient purchasing opportunities that connect with a TV show, channel, or commercial, businesses can elevate their viewer's experience and extend their customer's engagement with their brand.
Tags: Media/Publishing, Software is Your Brand, Digital Edge
Our last post, "mHealth Apps Will Transform Patient Care Amidst Digital Disruption" introduced the major impact that today's Digital Disruption is having and will have on the healthcare industry. A number of recent mHealth apps are paving the way for effective, inexpensive digital forms of patient treatment and care. Read on for more mHealth app examples, and see how they are changing the rules of the game for the healthcare industry!
Mobile Apps to Track Sleep Patterns
An astonishing 113 million people in America describe themselves as "sleep concerned", meaning they have trouble getting a restful night's sleep (Digital Disruption, Forrester Research). Many of these people never do anything about it though because sleep studies to analyze sleep patterns and determine treatments are extremely expensive and require a full night spent at a hospital or lab. New, convenient ways of tracking sleep with wristbands and bedding, such as aXbo and Beddit, that integrate with your mobile device, are providing an easier and much cheaper way for concerned sleepers to get valuable data on their sleep habits. As time goes on and the capabilities of these trackers and their software get more advanced, they could replace the need altogether for expensive and difficult overnight sleep studies, as all the data could instead be collected at home by oneself and then interpreted by advanced software.
A Prescription-Only Mobile App to Treat Diabetes
BlueStar, the first prescription-only mobile app in the US, is meant to help those living with type 2 diabetes by providing real-time coaching, support, and education. A recent article by mHealthNews explains how, "at present, BlueStar takes into consideration the patient's medical history, current glucose readings and treatment regime, as well as the current medications before dispensing its advice." Additionally, by utilizing the latest technology in big data analytics, this app could have the power to interpret millions upon millions of bits of random health data, looking for patterns and then extracting relevant and valuable insights for the patient. It could aggregate and analyze the patient's health data with the data accessible in millions of medical books and publications to potentially provide diabetes patients with an optimal, personalized treatment plan.
With an app like this, digital is going beyond just providing a new ease and convenience and is actually improving patient care. In 2012 Jason Jacobs, CEO of Runkeeper, predicted, "Your phone will soon be your new doctor". If mobile apps can actually analyze a patient's unique situation through big data analytics, apps may indeed soon play the role of doctor by accurately determining the best course of patient care. Compiling patient medical history, test results, and current treatments, and then searching through the gigantic mass of information in medical reference materials, apps can find a solution that's custom tailored to each patient and direct the best course of care for them.
Because of all the new value that digital can provide in the healthcare industry, businesses are finding that they must now treat their software with the same care as they do their underlying products or services ("Software Must Enrich Your Brand", Forrester Research). And they are realizing that this software must be top-quality. Look no further than the national rollout of the Affordable Care Act this past October, and it is easy to see how bad software can instantly damage a brand or ogranization. Good software is now integral to the success of a healthcare company, as we see the healthcare industry being rapidly disrupted by our digital world. Customer needs and expectations are rising fast. If healthcare companies don't find a way to provide digital value, innovators and disruptors from outside the industry will find a way to break in and do so. We are living in The Age of the Customer, and whoever delivers on customer needs, including the needs they don't even realize they have yet, will come out on top in this disruption.
But providing digital value is not as easy as simply building a mobile app that integrates with your products or services. There are thousands upon thousands of medical apps out there, most of which provide little in terms of real medical value to the customer. Look for our next blog on how to design healthcare apps with true value in order to avoid the digital dumpster!


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Fort WorthMarquita KinderCare
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Kelly Osbourne, fashionista daughter of Ozzy and Sharon, says that she would have perished if she hadn't gotten treatment for an addiction to painkillers.
Osbourne, 24, entered rehab for a third time after a relapse this year.
"I knew if I didn't get help, I would die," she told People after admitting she was taking downers to sleep through the day.
Kelly also did stints in rehab in 2004 and 2005.
"I'm getting a second chance [at my career]," she said, "and I want to be present for it."
Osbourne attributes her use of pills to being prescribed liquid Vicodin after getting her tonsils removed at 13.
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The line that designates what is and is not country music is muddier than most of us are willing to admit. What is abundantly clear, though, is that country music appeals to more people than just rednecks and sappy beer drinkers. Taylor Swift may think she's reinventing the wheel in her journey from ... More >>
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About a month back now, we first caught wind of the defamation lawsuit Terry Hobbs, the stepfather of one of three 8-year-old boys killed 15 years ago in West Memphis, Arkansas, was filing against the Dixie Chicks' Natalie Maines after the group's volatile lead singer posted a note to the band's Web ... More >>
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A tough and ugly night for the Penguins in Pittsburgh as the Jackets jumped out quickly in the first with Rick Nash's 24th goal of the year and only saw things get worse in the second when Samuel Pahlsson and Jakub Voracek tallied to put the Jackets up 3-0. Steve Mason stopped 32 shots to earn the win for Columbus. Tyler Kennedy had a power play goal for the Penguins but it wasn't close to enough.
Making matters worse was yet another reckless and awful hit by Pittsburgh's Matt Cooke. Cooke boarded defenseman Fedor Tyutin in the first period putting Tyutin down on the ice and sparking a brawl that had Jackets center Derick Brassard squaring off with Cooke for the hit. Cooke was given a five-minute major for charging as well as five for fighting but was not kicked out of the game. This makes two games in a row where Cooke has made a highly questionable and dirty hit on a player. On Sunday, Cooke caught Alex Ovechkin with a knee-on-knee hit that had the Capitals in an uproar. Cooke has a disciplinary meeting with the NHL tomorrow as he'll be facing some brand of action from the league for the hit.
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A night filled with rookies scoring saw Mattias Tedenby score twice for New Jersey including the game-winner in overtime as the Devils continued to stay hot. Jeff Skinner scored two power play goals for Carolina while Nick Palmieri also had a goal for New Jersey. Johan Hedberg held strong with 20 saves to get the win in goal while Martin Brodeur is out of action. Cam Ward made 31 stops in the loss.
Anton Volchenkov drew the ire of both the Hurricanes and his own coach. Volchenkov picked up three minor penalties which upset his coach Jacques Lemaire. One of those was an elbow to the head of Zach Boychuk that earned him an elbowing minor. The shot to the head is a virtual textbook violation of Rule 48 and the NHL will be meeting with Volchenkov about it to determine what action to take against him.
At one point in this game, Tampa Bay was up 3-1 in the second period. Thomas Vanek's second period goal to cut the lead to 3-2 set the tone for what was to come in the third as the Sabres rattled off five goals in a row to go ahead 7-3 and ultimately win 7-4. Drew Stafford had his third hat trick of the season while Vanek finished the game with two goals.
The wheels came off when Jordan Leopold scored to tie it early in the third. Dwayne Roloson was knocked down when Stafford was bumped into him by Marc-Andre Bergeron. Roloson tumbled to the ice and Leopold fired it over the prone goaltender. The Lightning protested to no avail and the Sabres rolled after that. Bergeron finished the game with a -4 rating by the way. Sean Bergenheim had two goals while Vincent Lecavalier had two goals and an assist for the Lightning in defeat. The Sabres are now four points behind Carolina for eighth in the East.
The game turned into a must-win one for the Leafs before things even started when Islanders would-be starting goalie Kevin Poulin was injured in warmups leading to Mikko Koskinen making his first NHL start. The Leafs made the rookie's night an unmemorable one by having five different goal scorers light him up on the way to the win. Colby Armstrong had a goal and two assists while Tomas Kaberle had a goal and an assist. James Reimer had another outstanding effort in goal for Toronto stopping 31 shots in the win. Koskinen stopped 21 shots in the loss while Michael Grabner scored his 17th goal of the season for New York. Not a bad waiver pick up for the Isles there. Shame they can't get any goaltending help there.
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text: Teacher Performance Evaluation Task Force August 14, 2008 Cambria Suites – Sawtooth Room – Boise Nick Smith, Deputy Superintendent opened the meeting and welcomed everyone back. He reviewed a handout that aligned the JPAS and Danielson Domains with the Idaho core teaching standards. The handout also included a sheet to take notes to compare the domains and the different district presentations the committee would be hearing during the day. Elaine Keough from the Middleton School District reviewed the Middleton School Districts teacher evaluation model that they recently approved. A small committee was assembled to create their new model and used the Danielson model as a base. Their final product was approved by the school board and the Middleton Education Association. The focus of the evaluation is improvement and professional development. The committee's final draft was modified to reach a consensus with the administrators and the teachers. The teachers felt it was important to have an established rubric and exclude an "exceeds expectations" rating, and principals wanted it to be manageable (the fifty-six point rubric from Danielson was too cumbersome for the Middleton district and they compacted it). The evaluation model did help to give them a common language for evaluation for all stakeholders. They use the evaluation and variations of this evaluation for all certified employees - teachers, counselors, media center, school nurse and school psychologist and this year will include occupational therapists and speech pathologists. The model consists of two plans, one for observation years and one for non-observation years. A teacher can choose to stay on the observation year plan even if it is technically a non-observation year. They take into account the composition of the classroom in the evaluation. They did training with the administrators utilizing both books and videos, and they continue to do monthly collaboration with the administrators. Blas Telleria, Human Resources Director for the Boise School District gave a presentation on the Boise School District's teacher evaluation model. Mr. Telleria emphasized that their evaluation is targeted at improvement and is a diagnostic tool and noted that the evaluator gives feedback as well as a score. The diagnostic piece gives a teacher feedback about adjustments that can be made to make them a more successful teacher. They also need it to document consistent poor performance if an employee needs to be moved out of the profession. The school district employs an intensive professional development plan or formal improvement plan that includes targets and deadlines if there are areas that are in critical need before a teacher is placed on probation. They utilize master teachers for peer assistance as an inductive tool for new teachers to help increase their proficiency and become familiar with the evaluation tool. In response to a question regarding training for administrators and reliability between their evaluators, Mr. Telleria noted that this is their weakness and that part of being fair is having a trained administrator. When the district first implemented their model they conducted training with their principals using teaching examples on video tape. It is still a component of the professional development for their administrators and they are currently revising it to include more training, but it has been five years since they had the intense, in-depth training. A suggestion from Mr. Telleria was to refurbish the professional development for administrators to include more on evaluation. Mr. Telleria also gave a brief overview of their mentoring and peer assistance structure. Their mentors are assigned to a building and therefore have less time per teacher, but the peer assistants have a lot more time for direct one-on-one contact. Peer assistance is an important component to retaining teachers and saving careers however requires significant funding. He noted that the funding for the program would be preventative for rural districts. This program previously had been funded by the state, but had two main criticisms: one that the money was spread too thin to make a difference and the other that the money went to the administrators' "favorites" and therefore was not focused on real peer assistance. There is also a need for peer assistance for administrators. Dr. Linda Clark, Superintendent of the Meridian School District, presented on the teacher evaluation model that they developed in collaboration with their teachers association, administrators and other stakeholders. Their result ended up being pretty similar to the Danielson model. She noted that it is always a work in progress, and they are studying the link between teacher evaluation and student learning. They view evaluation as a judgment of where that teacher stands in relationship to the standards. Dr. Clark emphasized the importance of sharing to ease the transition process once a legislative decision has been made regarding teacher evaluation. Meridian School District was careful to develop a process that protects people that are not performing and has an improvement process a teacher goes through before starting the dismissal process. The district does utilize both a long form and a short form – the short form is used for teachers who have been there and shown success. All classified and certified staff are evaluated. Principals are required to log all of their observations and turn it in at the end of the year. In recognition of the time consuming evaluation process and the expectation that their administrators spend 40-50% of their time in the classroom, they try to provide principal interns to the elementary school principals. Dr. Clark noted that they attribute inter-rater reliability attribute to evaluation training and ideally she would like to add contract days specifically to conduct more training. In the days before school begins teachers are walked through the evaluation document and get some training on how they supervised and evaluated. Superintendent Jim Lewis from the Blaine County School District gave a presentation on their standard evaluation model and their voluntary 360 degree employee evaluation. The 360 degree system includes feedback on an employee's performance from all stakeholders including other teachers, parents, students and district office directors. He noted that it took some time to gain the trust that the results and responses are confidential. The 360 degree evaluation is voluntary and is never used for teachers in their first three years. During the first three years, the evaluation form used is based on the Charlotte Danielson model and includes a component for proof of student learning. The proof of student learning data includes ISAT scores, writing and math samples, as well as pre and post tests aiming at both performance and skill measures. Their milepost program also allows teachers to see how a student performed in their subject area in previous years. Christina Linder updated the committee on the Professional Standards Commission (PSC)'s Administrator Preparation Task Force that was created through a concurrent resolution at the end of the legislative session. She explained the process the PSC went through to determine the scope and draft a web-based survey on administrator preparation. Ms. Linder asked the committee to review the draft and make comments and suggestions regarding the survey. Teacher Performance Evaluation Task Force August 15, 2008 Cambria Suites – Sawtooth Room – Boise In attendance: Tom Luna, Vince Hannity, Nancy Larsen, John Goedde, Liz Chavez, Wendy Horman, Dan Sakota, Mike Vuitonette, Larry Thurgood, Dustin Kuck, Sherri Wood, Maria Nate, Suzette Robinson, Mikki Nucks, Karen Pyron, Jann Hill, Jena Wilcox, Christina Linder Tom Luna, Superintendent of Public Instruction welcomed the group. He reiterated the committee's charge and the requirement to report to the legislature and governor in January. He spoke about his experience with setting content standards and encouraged the committee to closely consider elements and deliberate whether each details is nice or necessary to include, and to leave the nice but not necessary details to local districts to include if they desire. After the committee has put the plan together, he would like the committee to meet and get input from the committee members about how it could tie into a pay for performance plan. Last year a big concern regarding pay for performance was not having a uniform evaluation tool for teachers in the state. Christina Linder reviewed the day's agenda and some adjustments were made. National Center on Teacher Quality has a report Idaho's on teacher evaluation. Ms. Linder shared "Area 3 Teacher Evaluation and Compensation" with the committee (the full report can be found at http://www.nctq.org/stpy/reports/stpy_idaho.pdf The report shares good examples of what is best practice and what is recommended for teacher evaluation for this committee to consider. The IEA did a survey on which models districts are currently basing their evaluation. Eighty districts responded and twenty districts are using Danielson's model and twenty- three districts are using indicators similar to the Danielson model. There was wide consensus on including four main domains based on Danielson's work. There was discussion regarding specifically naming assessment in the instruction domain and including relationships as a domain. It was determined that assessment should be included in the title of the domain to emphasize the critical nature of assessment and its link to instruction. Teachers should know how to use assessments to improve instruction- - it isn't just about the student's score, but does that teacher have the pedagogical knowledge of how to use assessment. Student performance can also be an indicator of how a district is utilizing teacher evaluation and it is expected that if the tool is good and used properly, student achievement would grow. The name of the domain will read "Instruction and Use of Assessment." Meridian School District is an example of a teacher evaluation that recognizes relationships as its own domain. The Bonneville School District which uses JPAS also has a separate category for relationships. The argument was made that relationships are also plays part in any domain. The Danielson model includes it in the professional responsibilities. There is also research that supports specifically identifying the relationships at its own essential element. There was further discussion regarding the significant number of districts that are already aligned to the Danielson model that will need to change their models if it is required as its own fifth domain, and the potential to strongly encourage it be added as fifth but not require it. This topic was reserved for later. Superintendent Luna spoke about his vision to have a number of evaluation plans that meet the state requirements available through a clearinghouse and the plans could be categorized by district size and districts could have those to use or to work off of in establishing their own. It was noted that training on individual strands can happen at some of the statewide conferences which would help ensure that people are getting similar training. There was a brief discussion regarding publicity of the progress of the committee and getting the word out to teachers. It was noted that the Idaho School Boards Association (ISBA) had some information at their conference during the committee's early work and the Idaho Education Association (IEA) has a blog regarding the task force's progress and has a subcommittee that has conference calls that includes both new and veteran teachers. They also have updates at their board meetings. It was noted that the new teachers welcomed the idea of being evaluated six times per year and were even receptive to have a peer evaluate them. The committee's progress needs to be taken on the road to go over it with districts. It is important that legislators are supported by their constituent which doesn't happen if there isn't enough information at the local level. The discussion returned to the titles and descriptions of the different domains. Domain 1 – Planning and preparation. - There was discussion regarding the use of the word organization rather than planning and differences in meaning and connotation. It was determined that because the Danielson model is being heavily relied upon changing the one word in the title may lose more in confusion of identifying the difference than gained in the slight difference in meaning. The difference is not so critical that it warrants the confusion and changes that have to happen. Domain 2– Learning environment - Discussion determined that the "learning environment" is more inclusive and a better term than the "classroom environment. There was debate and discussion regarding if the domain names the committee was choosing were too tied to the Danielson model and therefore not leaving enough room for other programs to fit these as a state model. It was noted that some districts have already drifted away from the Danielson model, but that the real intent remains the same. Concern was expressed that adopting the Danielson language will limit creativity in adaptation to fit the local district. If the committee adopts the Danielson model we should be very up front about what we based the model on and that Danielson is a very strong base. It was emphasized that the Danielson model is developed from globally recognized best practices in teaching. The idea was voiced of simply using the domains that are recognizable but including a short description of the domain. It was noted that Danielson does this in a way with subpoints. However, things that are embedded tend to loose focus. Some districts are going to need to change, stretch and improve. Domain 3 – Instruction and Use of Assessment. - Discussion about the term assessment centered on whether it implies the teacher will be judged on a score. Assessment is a continuing process and an evaluation is an end point. Domain 4 – Professional Responsibilities There is potential for a fifth domain focused on relationships. This would force some districts already using the Danielson model to change. An option for districts to show where the elements of the fifth domain are included in other areas was discussed or the possibility of including the term in another domain title just as domain three. There was concern that allowing it to be incorporated into other domains devalues it importance or by isolating it could devalue its interaction in each domain. Some teachers need the encouragement to focus on fostering those relationships with coworkers, students, and parents, and teachers need to be able to shift their skills in this area to adapt to a new environment. The subcategories need to be further defined. There were questions regarding whether the committee was going to create a full rubric that breaks things into the domains, or whether that was going to be left to local control. There was brief discussion about the ratings that would be used in the evaluation and if they would include a rating recognizing exceeds expectations or distinguished skills. It was noted that some performance levels are currently included in the master contract and some are negotiated down to the details and others only specify how many people and how many teachers or on the evaluating committee. There was concern that drilling down too far may remove some collaboration at the local level. However some of these elements affect the reliability and validity of the tool. The levels of performance will need to be included in the final product and included in legislation and rulemaking. It was noted that for this to be fair and reliable, training will need to be done and phased in – this topic was reserved for further discussion at a later time. Discussion was initiated regarding the different groups of teachers and how the evaluation may differ between the different groups of teachers. The requirement may be simply that each group must be evaluated. The beginning teacher could have different meanings that are deeper than the category contracts. A teacher who has many years of service but not necessarily continuing service in a district may not be a novice teacher however they may need a deeper understanding of how their new district conducts and views evaluation. This can be addressed in its own "new to district" category. The different groups of teachers were determined to be: New to profession – years one through three of service Experienced teachers new to district – one year of new to profession status with regard to evaluation Experienced teacher – four plus years of service Teacher in need of assistance – status is specifically triggered. There was discussion about using broader categories to increase the local control, and that if the state defines the triggers for each category it may get too close to needing to define where the teacher falls within the domain. It was noted that the state can't identify the type of professional development an individual teacher would need and that good teaching in Middleton is good teaching in Post Falls. This is hard work, but not impossible. Further discussion on this topic was reserved for another time. The thread of conversation returned to the subcategories for each of the earlier determined domains. Danielson's components were accepted by the committee, however with regard to Domain I – Planning and Preparation there was extensive discussion about component 1d "Demonstrating Knowledge of Resources." This component is not as relevant in all subject areas for all teachers. There was concern that it could be arbitrary, however that taking out on single component would imply it is not important. There was some discussion about whether it is knowledge of resources implying awareness or whether it is a use of resources, and that this might not occur during one observed lesson however can be a part of the discussion with the teacher. The JPAS models considers some domains visible in an observation and some are considered invisible in an observation. Primary reading was an example where the knowledge of the variety of resources is critical to matching those resources with students to ensure their success. The resources element might not be as applicable to every teacher, but it is good to have it there. There was also discussion about adding a component 1g Demonstrating Instruction Alignment to the Standards and Use of District Adopted Curriculum. A final decision was not made but components 1a through 1f were adopted as a minimum. Domain 1 – Planning and preparation. 1a: Demonstrating Knowledge of Content and Pedagogy 1b: Demonstrating Knowledge of Students 1c: Setting Instructional Goals 1d: Demonstrating Knowledge of Resources 1e: Designing Coherent Instruction 1f: Assessing Student Learning Domain 2 – Learning environment 2a: Creating an Environment of Respect and Rapport 2b: Establishing a Culture for Learning 2c: Managing Classroom Procedures 2d. Managing Student Behavior 2e: Organizing Physical Space Domain 3 – Instruction and Use of Assessment. 3a: Communicating Clearly and Accurately 3b: Using Questioning and Discussion Techniques 3c: Engaging Students in Learning 3d: Providing Feedback to Students 3e: Demonstrating Flexibility and Responsiveness Domain 4– Professional Responsibilities 4a: Reflecting on Teaching 4b: Maintaining Accurate Records 4c: Communicating with Families 4d: Contributing to the School and District 4e: Growing and Developing Professionally 4f: Showing Professionalism It was noted that Meridian School District has these components but did a lot of rearranging. The idea was voiced for an option for school districts to color code their plans or map them for the department to demonstrate they have all the components. Discussion resurfaced about only using the domains; the Department would determine whether a district is utilizing reliable and valid measures and indicators for each domain. There was discussion regarding the minimum number of performance measures to be included in the model. The term basic can be problematic because a layman thinks it is average. The model should include measures indicating proficient and unsatisfactory performance as well as a not applicable or not observed that should be used sparingly. Consideration was given to including a level to aspire too. There is fear in deciding exemplary performance, however if ninety percent of teachers are proficient there is no mechanism to recognize those going above and beyond. There needs to be a way to recognize teachers that excel. There was concern that some may see it as a way to excel and something to shoot for and some may feel that their administrator doesn't like them. As a first step this may be too hard for some to accept if a distinguished recognition indicates pay. Superintendent Luna said that at this time this evaluation would be a gateway to participate in a pay for performance plan. It was agreed that with regard to the ISTARS plan from the past session, the rewards are at the group level in order to not to pit teacher against teacher, but that even at the group level in order to receive the reward a teacher would have to be at least at a proficient level. There was lingering concern that no matter how good this model is that it is human beings evaluating human beings, and principals are going to measure everyone at distinguished level to avoid conflict with teachers. It was explained that if there is inter- rater reliability an administrator doing this would easily be identified. There was discussion about being able to identify areas for even proficient teacher to continue to improve and to target their professional development. There will always be a few people who fail a system, but it doesn't mean the system doesn't work. It was agreed that the minimum number of performance measures will indicate not proficient, proficient and above proficient. Concern was expressed that there was little left to local control. Districts will need to choose or develop the evaluation tool itself, but that everyone is assessed on the same basic things. Some districts will need to make some changes to include a third category to measure performance to recognize teachers who are below, meeting or exceeding expectations. This will be a good opportunity to provide technical assistance to districts and assist them. Mention was made that the "exceeds" needs to have an explanation and definition as part of the rubric and this will be especially important for the teacher to know what an exceeds measure looks like. Districts have set criteria including a definition and process of what triggers a formal improvement plan. The question was raised if a teacher could be on an improvement plan in one district but not qualify to be on one in another district, and is there a chance to improve before starting down the road to probation. A teacher new to profession cannot move into the experienced teacher path unless they have three years of evaluations that meet or exceed expectations. A teacher new to the district should have a minimum of one year in which the evaluation meets or exceeds expectations before they move into the experienced teacher path. It was noted that current law requires two evaluations to be conducted per year. It was emphasized that in talking to people about the task force, not to focus heavily on specific details because this task force hasn't drawn final conclusions. We need to ensure that accurate information is disseminated. Next meeting will be two days, September 17-18 at the State Department of Education in the Barbara Morgan Conference Room. The committee will have an opportunity to hear from and talk to Barry Newbold Superintendent from the Jordan School District in Utah.


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By John Clayton
Roscoe Parrish
, a
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second-round pick whose specialty of working out of the slot in three-receiver sets, may be slotted to a new job.
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According to a source, Parrish is being shopped by the Bills in trade discussions. It is not known what the asking price is, but Parrish is available because of the team's abundance of wide receivers.
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The De L'Europe is considered one of Amsterdam's premier hotels. It's located within the oldest part of the city, and comprises several buildings that have been subsequently linked together (which is the case with many hotels and institutions in Amsterdam). It's in a quiet location with a big stretch of canal-front of which the terrace and restaurant take full advantage. Most of the places tourists would want to visit are within a 15 - 20 minute scenic walk. (The railway station is about a 5 - 7 minute tram ride - the doorman correctly advised us it was as quick as getting a taxi.)
We had an interior room view, which was small and had a view across a small void to other rooms. The room was reasonably well-furnished, though the TV/DVD was housed on a mobile stand, rather than being wall-mounted. Given the size of the room, using precious floor space in a slightly awkward location (at the entry to the room and bathroom) seemed a little odd. There was ample storage space and a Nespresso machine. A small table was tucked into a corner of the room, but was not really suitable for much other than putting belongings on. As such, sitting somewhere other than the bed was not an option.
There was service at least twice a day, and the room staff, as well as the desk staff, were very polite and helpful. The desk staff quickly pointed out the main tourist sites on the map, as well as indicating more residential areas that may be of interest (e.g. the Nine Streets in Jordaan).
The restaurant serves a buffet breakfast, which was lovely, but steeply priced at 32 euros per person. The hotel has a pool, which is small, and a small gym which was under renovation during our stay.
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Beds were uncomfortable and shower wasn't great, some days we had the heating on so high we were roasting but some other days the room was freezing, no heating at all... no big issues
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The staff were not too friendly and the look of the hotel was not great
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Friendly staff(f.i.:they help and gave us an inverter, and hairdryer immediately late at night),abundant breakfast. They clean the room everyday.
There's no lift, so who's got a room under the roof has to climb up many stairs..
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The room was hot all the time. The bed was not comfortable.
Very cozy, Staffs are very friendly. Comfy bed and shower, basically everything was quite up to expectation.
cons is the noise upstairs and outside the alley. However not affecting much if you are dead asleep. Wifi has very poor connection, was forced to use own mobile data.
Comfortable rooms and great value for money
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We had a room in the newer building in the back. The room was very small with very little opportunity for air circulation and was totally soulless. Not a bit of decoration anywhere.
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Noise. No disability access, very warm.
The stay was comfortable, easily accessible and well located. The staff was cooperative,nice and hospitable.
The room area was congested, little storage space, Bathroom wash basin needs taps which mix hot and cold water. Shower spout should be removable and hand manipulated
Very good location with just a few minutes from shopping and Temple Bar. We ha rooms to a quiet backyard (except for a fan starting a bit early in the morning). Good balcony with two chairs,
very noisy breakfast room wiyh very little space between tables on on the tables, The backyard was not nice, and it would be nice to have a small table on the balcony.
I was in a newer part of the guesthouse which was very quiet made sleeping easy.
Windows very dirty on the outside due to the fluff from their laundry.
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ŌĆ£Drums Along the MaxinkuckeeŌĆØ will allow visitors to step back in time as they observe 25 to 30 historical re-enactors setting up their camps and displays on Friday night (May 13) on the Naval Building grounds east of the main campus. The encampments and demonstrations will depict life in the 1700s and is open to the public on Saturday (May 14) from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. All events are free.
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