Integrated Programs Technical Assistance

Name: How to Conduct Empathy Interviews: Introductory Training
Start: 2022-11-09T23:00+00:00
End: 2022-11-10T00:30+00:00

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NWRESD’s Integrated Programs Supports provide districts with side-by-side technical assistance and program implementation support in order to meet state requirements for applications, as well as support program implementation to meet LPGT’s and district goals.

Supports for the 2025-26 School Year

Universal Supports

Initial intake meeting to identify needs and create a personalized plan as strategic or individualized supports are needed
Access to Instructional Services programs to support IG plan implementation
Consultation for planning one community engagement event utilizing Story Circles or Empathy Interviews
Quarterly Integrated Guidance Collaboratives
Access to Thought Exchange for Qualitative Data
Access to Data Dashboard and community survey templates for Quantitative Data
Resource Bank including Progress Marker Resource Alignment
Access to application organizer and engagement team agendas
LPGT Goal Setting Meetings
Review of your plan and application by NWRESD/contractors for feedback prior to submission

Strategic Supports

Data support for compiling quantitative and qualitative data
Coaching on public relations strategies and support developing materials (e.g. promotional flyers, press releases, presentation templates)
For districts who did not have facilitation or co-facilitation last year OR new superintendents: Consultation for planning additional community engagement events utilizing Story Circles or Empathy Interviews

Individualized Supports for Small, Rural Districts

Individualized Supports for TSI/CSI Districts

Individualized meeting to align school priorities with supports and services from the ESD
Priority for coaching support from NWR Instructional Services Team program staff
Instructional Rounds on focus area identified in school plan to support improvement
Additional substitute funding for attending Instructional Services Professional Learning
TSI/CSI Collaborative Meetings to help with plan creation and improvement processes

Events and Training

IP Collaboratives

We are hosting four Integrated Programs Learning Collaboratives throughout the year to support you with developing robust, data-driven plans co-designed with families and communities that advance student outcomes, particularly for focal groups, through effective engagement and strategic planning.

How to Conduct Empathy Interviews: Introductory Training

Date: 11/09/2022 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM 11/09/2022 3:00 PM 11/09/2022 4:30 PM

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Educators in Clatsop, Columbia, Tillamook and Washington counties are invited to attend a free, introductory training on how to conduct an empathy interview. Participants will learn how to conduct an empathy interview and why they are effective at helping educators understand the experiences of students, families and community members. By asking purposeful, focused questions, interviews can reveal student or community needs that demand attention, help educators learn about root causes of problems, and surface community priorities.

The training will be held virtually from 3-4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 9.

Staff from Community Design Partners will lead the training.

Captions will be provided. If you need additional accommodations to attend, please email Renae Iversen at least five days before the event.

Empathy interviews are a human-centered method to hear stories and experiences from people most impacted by systems in order to better solve problems. It is critical that team members embody the values and mindsets that are foundational to the practice as well as understand the logistics to carry them out. This training provides essential training for teams or individuals as they begin empathy interviews or seek to improve an existing practice. Learn more about empathy interviews.

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