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Data for Student Success Using Classroom Data to Monitor Student Progress
“It is about focusing on building a culture of quality data through professional development and web based
dynamic inquiries for school improvement.”
Investigating Module: Using Classroom Data to Monitor Student Progress
• Professional Development
• Resources to support
• Inquiry tool to support
Module: Using Classroom Data to Monitor Student Progress
• www.data4ss.org– Outcomes– Agendas– Worksheets– Tutorial– Power points
• Adjust workshop resources based on audience
Assessing Progress
• What data source will provide the information needed to monitor?
– Long-term data – information gathered annually
– Medium-term data – gathered systematically at periodic intervals
– Short-term data – information collected daily or weekly from students’ work/responses
What do teachers need to know to assess for learning?
• Using the previous protocol – Retelling– What do teachers need to know about the
concepts and skills?– What do students need to know about the
content? What do students need to be able to do to be proficient?
– Need to begin with the end in mind
Activity Objectives
• This activity is designed to provide a process to unwrap a standard, benchmark or GLCE.
• This activity will enable schools to determine what students will need to know and be able to do in a concise format.
What is the process?
• How do we unwrap the standards or GLCE?
• Based on the work of Larry Ainsworth, “Unwrapping” the Standards: A Simple Process to Make Standards Manageable
Process
• Determine the Standard to be assessed– Determine any related indicators
• Learning outcomes
• Underline important nouns (concepts) and circle verbs (skills)
• Create a graphic organizer – List concepts – What do students need to
know?• Nouns or noun phrases
Process continued
– List skills – What do students need to be able to do?
• Verbs
• Attach the skill to the target
– Topic or context – What vehicle will the information be provided through?
– Big Ideas • Understandings – abstract concepts
– Essential Questions• Higher level thinking skills
“Unwrapping” Retelling
• Resource book – Section 5
• Content Standard 1: All children will read and comprehend general and technical material.– Early elementary benchmark 3: Employ
multiple strategies to construct meaning, including word recognition skills, context clues, retelling, predicting, and generating questions
“Unwrapping” the GLCE
• R.CM.03.02
• Retell in sequence the story elements of grade-level narrative text and major idea(s) and relevant details of grade-level informational text.
“Unwrapping” continued
• Model of the process - GLCE– Determined concepts and skills– Determined what students need to know– Determined what students need to be able to
do– Determined the topic or context – how will this
be delivered– Big Ideas– Essential questions
GLCE Unwrapping
• What does this GLCE ask our students to know and be able to do?
• Do we have an assessment in place to measure the progress? Does this assessment have predictive value?
• Where is it taught in the curriculum?
Digging Deep into School Data at the Student Level
What are the student centered learning issues? Let’s find out.
Tool: Comparative Item Analysis
What is our data telling us?
Second Year in a Three Year Trend
What have we discovered?
Background - Released Item 56
• MEAP results indicate students learning issues with application of learning in constructing graphs
• Released Item 56 – constructed response from grade 6 Math MEAP
– D.RE.05.02 – Data and Probability
Confronting the Instructional Issue in Item 56
• MEAP released item 56 - 2005
• GLCE and how it is assessed – Grade 6
• Start with the end in mind – how assessed– Complete the problem– “Unwrap”/unpack the GLCE
• Circle the verb – skill – Students able to do…• Underline the noun and/or noun phrases –
concepts – Students need to know…
– Template provided• Concepts and Skills
Data Driven Instructional Decisions
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• We used a process of “unwrapping” a GLCE to determine content and skills students need to know and be able to do.
UNWRAPPING
PRIORITIZE
UNWRAPPING
Accessing the Comparative Item Analysis
• This activity is designed to continue the data mining process to the level of strand and GLCE.
• This activity allows for schools to discover strengths and challenges at the strand and GLCE level.
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Accessing the Comparative Item Analysis
• Resource book – Section 5– Procedure
• Using the template provided, record Grade Level Content Expectations for math
– Determine strand to explore– Record strand– Determine GLCE with 10% or more below state average– Record GLCE on template
• Prioritize GLCE of challenge
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Data 4SS Demo Site
• www.data4ss.org -> “Dynamic Inquiries” Link -> “Access the Dynamic Inquiry Tool”
• Username: demo_test1
• Password: fall_01
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Questions
Process?
Procedure?
Template?
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School – Data Dig
• Use same process
• Complete data dig with your team
• Discuss findings with table group
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Navigation Process
• Login• Select Inquiries – Comparative Item Analysis• Select Inquiry Settings - tab• Select ISD
– Select District – Select School– Select Grade Level– Select Subject– Select School Year
• View Results
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Instructional Monitoring
• Using the Comparative Item Analysis tool– Same school as used previously
• Which GLCE did your school perform the lowest in?– Is this GLCE weighted heavily – more items
assessed?
Monitoring Plan
• ELA/Math Monitoring Plan– Grade level specific– If “unwrapping” process complete– Scaffold for monitoring – concepts and skills– Can be used after data conference after
objectives are set for student learning– Used for accountability– Provide the vehicle for data discussions
Documenting the Work
• Agenda – specific outcome, results achieved, next steps, person responsible
• Team Learning Log – scaffold to address the work to be done in grade level teams – data used, common assessment, instructional solution, short-term results, adjustments to instruction
Application to our LEAs
What do administrators and leadership teams need to know and be able to do as a result of this module?
Where are your LEAs in this first step of data analysis?
Think about what you will need to put in place to support them.