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Julia Upton [email protected]. Developing Data Intervention in your school. Three data stages. Reflective Data Current Data Intervention. Getting started. Love it Loathe it. Data – the root of all evil?. Figures v Real students Benchmark v Progress Analysis v Action. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Developing Data Intervention in your school

Julia Upton [email protected]

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Three data stages

Reflective Data

Current Data

Intervention

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Getting started

Love it

Loathe it

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Data – the root of all evil? Figures v Real students

Benchmark v Progress

Analysis v Action

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Whole school – what do we have? Raise-Online, 4Matrix

FFT – KS3, 4 and 5

County and National Residuals

Post 16 – LAT, ALPS, PANDA

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A*C A*A

Estimates and actual grade distribution - Mathematics

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35.%

G F E D C B A A*

ACTKS43

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What does this tell you?

If you were Ofsted what would you want to go and test out?

Is it about cohorts or subjects?

What would you focus on for improvement?

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A*C A*A

Estimates and actual grade distribution - Science

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5.%

10.%

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35.%

G F E D C B A A*

ACTKS43

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Reflection Impact

Benchmark Reflection Change

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How are you doing?

What % A*-C will you get this year?

Do you know how ALL students are doing in ALL subject areas? How?

Is assessment consistent within teams? Across the school?

Today? March?

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Data that is “live”

Current student performance data Accessible Fresh Used by subject/pastoral leaders Used with students/parentsYear 11 2010

Year 10 2010

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FFT Humanities GCSE Hum Target Grade

Yr11 Hum Projected Grade1

Yr11 Hum Projected Grade2

Yr11 Hum Projected Grade3

Humanities

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E

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C

B

A

A*

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FFT Technology

GCSE Prod Target Grade

Yr11 Prod Projected

Gr1

Yr11 Prod Projected

Gr2

Yr11 Prod Projected

Gr3

Product Design

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F

E

D

C

B

A

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FFT Languages

GCSE Ger Target Grade

Yr11 Ger Projected

Grade1

Yr11 Ger Projected

Grade2

Yr11 Ger Projected

Grade3

German

German GCSE

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E

D

C

B

A

A*

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FFT Maths GCSE Maths Target Grade

Yr11 Maths

Projected Gr1

Yr11 Maths

Projected Gr2

Yr11 Maths

Projected Gr3

Maths

Mathematics

G

F

E

D

C

B

A

A*

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How do subjects track and monitor?

Do they know their target?Do their know their current grade?Do they know what to do to

improve?

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Mentoring Systems

Julia Upton [email protected]

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Intervention

Julia Upton [email protected]

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Sixth Form Maths Leaders Break down your explanation  Get them to explain what they are doing

What operation

Take things slowly

What step did you lose them?

PRAISE, PRAISE, PRAISE

Different ways of explaining what to do

Avoid “tricks” and short cuts

Build up their proportional reasoning at all times