Assistant Principal Pool Writing Task | Leadership Constructed Response | Kathleen Jasper

In this video, I break down the performance task required of many aspiring assistant principals to master before entering the leadership candidate pool. In many cases, you will have to write to a prompt that contains a piece of data, and from the data, you will have to detail strengths, weaknesses, solutions, and more.
I will show you how to do this quickly and easily, so you can enter the AP pool and apply for leadership positions.
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[@erickalucas5660]

excellent video and great guidance for new AP's!

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

I am so glad you're finding our resources helpful. Good luck on your leadership journey. It's a great job.

[@sandralisrivera8506]

Thank you for effectively breaking down this task. Would the memo to principal be considered another piece? Or was it part of that final paragraph?

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

It can be included or another piece. It just depends on what your prompt is asking.

[@robertaustin6570]

Greetings! I love you videos. Some thoughts on the data, looking at students passing from 6th-8th (following diagonally) I would say they have a rockin 8th grade team (demonstrated consistent growth) and the 7th grade teachers need support (Scores drop every year with the new 6th grade group).

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

Good analysis. Thank you for contributing. I love it!

[@ladybugfrenzy7981]

@@KathleenJasperEdD Would it be wrong to address the 7th grade data dip over the 6th grade scores because I noticed the dip too.

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

@@ladybugfrenzy7981 Not at all. The data can be interpreted a number of ways. All you have to do is explain your reasoning. You will probably see 1-3 things you can talk about in the data. However, pick one. Trying to tackle too much may result in an incoherent constructed response.

[@fatimaiftikhar2945]

Please make video related to humanities subject

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

Can you be more specific? What test are you studying for?

[@euphoria7179]

you look beautiful 💘

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

Well thank you very much. I appreciate that.