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Scottmcleod.net/ indianhill. A NEW YEAR…. January 1. January 1. January 1. Instructional goals. Baseline data. Frequent progress monitoring. Professional learning communities rooted in student information. Making instructional changes. 9 essential elements of data-driven schools. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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SCOTTMCLEOD.NET/INDIANHILLSCOTTMCLEOD.NET/INDIANHILL

A NEW YEAR…A NEW YEAR…

JANUARY 1JANUARY 1

JANUARY 1JANUARY 1

JANUARY 1JANUARY 1

Base

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Instru

ctional g

oals

Frequent progressmonitoring

Professional learningcommunities rooted

in student information

Making instructionalchanges

Data safety Data transparency

TechnologyAlignment for results

Good

base

line d

ata M

easu

rable

instru

ctional g

oals

9 essential elements of 9 essential elements of data-driven schoolsdata-driven schools

DDDM NCLB

Frequent progressmonitoring

Professional learningcommunities rooted

in student information

Making instructionalchanges

Data safety Data transparency

TechnologyAlignment for results

Good

base

line d

ata M

easu

rable

instru

ctional g

oals

9 essential elements of 9 essential elements of data-driven schoolsdata-driven schools

PROBLEM 1: PROBLEM 1: NO DATANO DATA

WHAT ABOUT LAST YEAR?WHAT ABOUT LAST YEAR?

HOW DO YOU KNOW WHEN HOW DO YOU KNOW WHEN STUDENTS ARE LEARNING?STUDENTS ARE LEARNING?

PRE-TESTINGPRE-TESTING

MULTIPLE MEASURESMULTIPLE MEASURES

High schoolElementary school

Frequent progressmonitoring

Professional learningcommunities rooted

in student information

Making instructionalchanges

Data safety Data transparency

TechnologyAlignment for results

Good

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9 essential elements of 9 essential elements of data-driven schoolsdata-driven schools

PROBLEM 2: PROBLEM 2: NO GOALSNO GOALS

CHECKING IN DURINGCHECKING IN DURINGTHE SCHOOL YEARTHE SCHOOL YEAR

FOCUS, FOCUS, FOCUSFOCUS, FOCUS, FOCUS

ENDURANCE, LEVERAGE, ENDURANCE, LEVERAGE, AND READINESS?AND READINESS?

Endurance. Endurance. Will this standard or Will this standard or indicator provide students with indicator provide students with knowledge and skills that will be of knowledge and skills that will be of value beyond a single test date?value beyond a single test date?

LeverageLeverage. Will this provide . Will this provide knowledge and skills that will be of knowledge and skills that will be of value in multiple disciplines?value in multiple disciplines?

Readiness for the next level of Readiness for the next level of learninglearning. Will this provide students . Will this provide students with essential knowledge and skills with essential knowledge and skills that are necessary for success in the that are necessary for success in the next grade level of instruction?next grade level of instruction?

NCTM FOCAL POINTSNCTM FOCAL POINTS

IT’S SPECIAL TO BE IT’S SPECIAL TO BE COMMONCOMMON

Frequent progressmonitoring

Professional learningcommunities rooted

in student information

Making instructionalchanges

Data safety Data transparency

TechnologyAlignment for results

Good

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9 essential elements of 9 essential elements of data-driven schoolsdata-driven schools

PROBLEM 3: PROBLEM 3: ISOLATIONISOLATION

VARIABILITY OF STUDENTVARIABILITY OF STUDENTLEARNING EXPERIENCESLEARNING EXPERIENCES

ROLE-ALIKEROLE-ALIKE

ROOTED IN DATAROOTED IN DATA

USE A PROTOCOLUSE A PROTOCOL

RESPECTFUL OF TEACHERSRESPECTFUL OF TEACHERS

Frequent progressmonitoring

Professional learningcommunities rooted

in student information

Making instructionalchanges

Data safety Data transparency

TechnologyAlignment for results

Good

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ctional g

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9 essential elements of 9 essential elements of data-driven schoolsdata-driven schools

BECAUSE OF US?BECAUSE OF US?OROR DESPITE US?DESPITE US?

SKILLS, NOT CONTENTSKILLS, NOT CONTENT

GROWTH, NOT STATUSGROWTH, NOT STATUS

Frequent progressmonitoring

Professional learningcommunities rooted

in student information

Making instructionalchanges

Data safety Data transparency

TechnologyAlignment for results

Good

base

line d

ata M

easu

rable

instru

ctional g

oals

9 essential elements of 9 essential elements of data-driven schoolsdata-driven schools

Thank you!

Scott McLeod, J.D., Ph.D.Director, CASTLE

scottmcleod.net/indianhill

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