Data Team Sharing: Teaching & Reteaching
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Teaching & Re-teaching
Jeff LaPerriere
Terri Braniff
Dale Feys
Danielle Hart
About Us
Powell Middle School Improvement Team –
fourth year serving as this team
Representation of all four core areas
Collaboration of Building Administrator,
Department Chairs and Teacher Leaders
OUR JOURNEY
Started 2008 – 2009 school year
Educational Research
Power of Zero
Data Director
Data Director
Staff was in-serviced in the spring of 2009.
Each teacher was required to create and scan one
assessment before the end of the school year
2009-2010 school year, each PLC team was
required to have one assessment in Data
Director per quarter.
2010-2011 school year, teachers enter pretests and post-tests into Data Director.
Why Re-teach?
Allows us to reach our goal of 90% of our
students earn 80% or higher on
assessments.
Student mastery of essential concepts
derived from State, Common Core
Standards, GLCEs or HSCEs.
Ways to Re-teach & Re-assess
Bell work
Notebook/Power Point activities/games
Whiteboards
Tutoring – Lunch Help
Exit cards
Exit exams in spring – math, language
arts & science
Creating an Exam
PLC Teams work to create the exam and enter into Data
Director
Link the State Standards, Common Core, G.L.C.E./
H.S.C.E.s to the questions
Performance Bands are changed to reflect our school
goal (90% of all students earn 80% or better)
Exam is shared with all teachers in the content area
Every attempt is made to administer the assessment on
the same day to ensure consistency.
Analyzing the Data
Each teacher is responsible for
scanning their own answer
documents.
Each teacher prints off the results.
Data is analyzed at the beginning
of every PLC meeting.
Types of Reports
Data Reports
Performance Bands
Pre-test/Post-test Example
Interpreting the Data
Analyze the test as a whole or specific
questions
Student names
have been changed
to numbers.
Item Analysis
Allows the teacher to see the number of students that
selected each answer choice.
Trends in missed questions can be observed and
noted, which can guide instruction.
Post-Test Results
Significant
Increase – 96%
of the students
were proficient
on the post-test
compared to
8% on the pretest.
Advantages to Pre-test/Post-test
Teacher is able to observe:
Students prior knowledge of the topic
State, Common Core Standard’s,
G.L.C.E./H.S.C.Es taught or reviewed
Instruction can easily be narrowed down to
the specific needs of the students
Data from TI-Navigator
Item Analysis
Examples of Redos
Language Arts (WRITING)
Redos in Writing
All students are given the chance to make
corrections on a writing assignment.
Students need to make the corrections
and/or use the suggestions given by the
teacher in order to receive the better grade.
A more thorough writing rubric has been
adopted by the language arts department to
ensure that the expectations strong writing
elements are clear.
Writing Rubric Example
Ghost Canoe by Will Hobbs
Ghost Canoe
Focus Question #1
LA7
Focus Question:Mysteries revolve around crimes and clues. What two crimes do we learn about and what
clues are revealed?
Answer Plan:
*Use the brainstorming table provided on the back to organize ideas.
*Identify the two crimes mentioned in chapters 2 and 3.
*List clues (details of the crime) for each.
*Make a prediction of what Nathan will do with this information.
Rubric:
Lead…………………………..………………………………..……__________
Topic Sentence ……………………………………………………__________
Identification of Crime #1…………………….…………………__________
Explanation of Crime #1……………….……………..…………__________
Identification of Crime #2…………….………….………………__________
Explanation of Crime #2…………………….…..………………__________
Prediction………..………..……………………..…………………__________
Conclusion Sentence…..…………………………………………__________
Transitions……………………….…………………………………__________
Conventions……………..………….………………………………__________
Total……..__________
Retesting in Language Arts
WRITING
Targeted literary skills are tested, scored
in Data Director with the results being
looked at during PLC meetings.
Any discrepancies are then re-taught
over the following weeks using the
previous ways mentioned and then
retested on the next quiz/test
Data Director in Language Arts
(READING)
North Carolina Reading
Downloaded from Data Director
Used as a pretest of reading skills and
ability level as well as an exit exam.
Results are combined with the STAR
reading results and used to determine
necessity for Language Arts support class
the following year.
DRP assessment given twice a year and
recorded in Data Director.
What questions might you have?