english intensive instruction: colton joint unified school district’s

English Intensive Instruction: Colton Joint Unified School District’s

Journey to Implement Effective Reading Intervention

at the Secondary Level

English Intensive Instruction: Colton Joint Unified School District’s

Journey to Implement Effective Reading Intervention

at the Secondary Level

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OverviewOverview

• Background: Why CJUSD chose READ 180• What is READ 180 Intensive?• Implementation Design• Implementation Timeline

– Preparation– Implementation– Revision

• Year One Results• Q & A

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Why READ 180?Why READ 180?

• DAIT mandate for secondary intervention• Middle-to-High school overlap of intervention

– SRA REACH Program– Hampton-Brown Highpoint

• Research-based: gold standard• Intensive component allows students to earn core

credit for English• Instructionally strong & appealing to struggling

students• Committee’s top choice

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• a research-based, intensive reading intervention and acceleration program designed for students in elementary through high school who are reading below grade level

PLUS

• Core English curriculum integrated into the READ 180 program to meet UC requirements for college preparation courses in English

What is READ 180 Intensive?What is READ 180 Intensive?

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The Instructional Model The Instructional Model

20 minutes20 minutes

Whole-GroupInstruction



Whole-GroupWrap-Up

Whole-GroupWrap-Up


InstructionalSoftware



Modeled and Independent

Reading


Reading


Small-GroupInstruction


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Whole-Group & Small Group Instruction

Whole-Group & Small Group Instruction

Whole GroupWrap-Up

Whole GroupWrap-Up


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• Curriculum: rBook, SBE Text (Prentice Hall), core novels and texts

• Direct interactive instruction in Whole Group• Differentiated instruction in Small Group • Instructional focus

– Emphasis on academic vocabulary and word study– Lessons in grammar, usage, and mechanics – Modeled fluent reading– Reading skills and strategies– Instruction in key writing types– Structured engagement routines– Teacher conferences to check progress and set goals

Whole-Group and Small Group Instruction

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Instructional SoftwareInstructional Software


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• Phonics and decoding

• Comprehension

• Automatic word recognition

• Vocabulary

• Fluency

• Spelling

Instructional Software provides individualized instruction and practice in:

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Modeled and Independent ReadingModeled and Independent Reading



Reading


Reading

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• Leveled reading practice

• Access to grade-level texts

• Modeled fluent reading

• Think alouds that demonstrate reading skills andself-monitoring strategies

• Opportunities to respond to reading in writing

Modeled and Independent Reading helps students become better readers with:

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Implementation DesignImplementation Design

• Deliberate planning

• Scheduling

• Clear entrance and exit criteria

• Dedicated classroom labs

• Staffing and support

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• Year-long process before implementation• Close partnership with Scholastic• Committee decision-making

– Included key stakeholders: district and site administrators, teachers, support staff

– Site visitations– Curriculum writing and revision

• Clear and focused action plan– Purchasing– Infrastructure– District curriculum approval process

Deliberate Planning

• Double-period blocks

• Consecutive

• Total instruction time: 110 minutes

• Credits earned

– Five: English graduation requirement

– Five: English Elective

Scheduling

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• Entrance– CST scaled score 375 or lower– SRI score of 850 or lower (ninth grade)– SRI score of 900 or lower (tenth grade)

• Exit– SRI score equivalent to at-grade-level– Minimum of 80% mastery scores in

• Curriculum• READ 180 software• Independent Reading

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Clear Entrance and Exit Criteria

• Technology– Set up and maintained by IT department (key player in

implementation success)– Computer stations for 1/3 of class (10)– Teacher computer work station

• Classroom setup supportive of READ 180 Instructional Model– Computer center w/adequate network capabilities– Flexible furniture to accommodate whole & small groups plus

independent reading area/materials

• Dedicated use– Classroom used only for English IntensiveOR– Classroom used by single teacher

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Dedicated Classroom Labs

• Carefully-chosen instructors

• Ongoing staff development and instructional support– SB 472 Training– Monthly Cohort meetings– District coaching and support (Secondary Curriculum

Program Specialist)

• Ongoing adoption support– Scholastic Technical Support– Scholastic Implementation Consultant Coaching– Data analysis and interpretation

Staffing and Support

Implementation TimelineImplementation Timeline

• See handout

2008-09 Year End Results2008-09 Year End Results

Overall Results

Site

08-09 English- Language Arts CST Growth

R180 Lexile Growth

English IEnglish I Intensive

English I Intensive

Bloomington HS +7.8 +27.6 57

Colton HS +8.3 +26.8 112

Washington HS -2.2 +24.6 79

AVG. +4.63 +26.33 82.67


Significant Subgroups I

Educational Program


R180 Lexile Growth


English I Intensive

EL +7.2 +28.5

+62I-FEP +4.5 +26.7

R-FEP +8.1 +43.9

RSP +5.1 +18.9+60

SDC+4.0 (SDC

Eng I)+23.7

AVG. per Group +5.78 +28.34 +61


Significant Subgroups II

Demographic


R180 Testing Lexile Growth


English I Intensive

Black/African American

+10.3 +26.4 +134

Hispanic +7.1 +26.2 +73

White/ Caucasian

+11.6 +39.8 +29

AVG. per Group +9.7 +30.8 +78.7

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