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NOTE: To change the image on this slide, select the picture and delete it. Then click the Pictures icon in the placeholder to insert your own image. COLORADO COUNSELOR CORPS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT MODULES Module 6: Measuring and Sharing Results

Module Content  How results reports and stakeholder reports fit into the ASCA National Model  Gathering results data  Utilizing results reports  Utilizing stakeholder reports  Deliverables

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BROAD CATEGORIES OF DATA FOR PROGRAM RESULTS ASCA, 2012, p. 102

STARTING WITH THE BIG PICTURE  The School Data Profile Analysis The School Data Profile Analysis  What strengths are indicated in the data at your school?  What concerns are raised about the data?  Do achievement gaps exist?  Have attendance rates changed?  What can you learn from examining the safety data?  How is your school counseling program addressing the gaps?  How can the school counseling program contribute to closing the gaps or addressing the educational issues posed by the data?  What additional data are needed to fully understand an educational issue and identify a school counseling program intervention? ASCA, 2012, p. 100  Use-of-Time Analysis Use-of-Time Analysis  How close am I to allocating at least 80 percent of my time to serving students?  Is the amount of time allocated to any particular service delivery the most effective use of my time?  Are the selected delivery methods and strategies the best use of school counselor time with will lead to the accomplishment of identified goals? ASCA, 2012, p. 101 EZAnalyze Rex Filer’s Professional School Counselor Log

REVISIT NEEDS ANALYSIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCAN DATA Parents identify a Need for a financial Aid night in spite of Having one each year With low attendance. Financial aid night is not well advertised. Fewer students will Matriculate to college. 2 L

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THE COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL COUNSELING PROGRAM RESULTS REPORT Form from Alachua Public Schools. Downloaded at

THE SCHOOL COUNSELING CURRICULUM RESULTS REPORT  Were appropriate goals identified and did curriculum or activities support these goals?  What can be learned from analyzing the process data?  What can be learned from analyzing the perception data?  What can be learned from analyzing the outcome data?  After reviewing the report, what are the implications or recommendations? ASCA, 2012

THE SMALL GROUP RESULTS REPORT  Were the right goals identified for the group of students?  What can be learned from analyzing the process data?  What can be learned from analyzing the perception data?  What can be learned from analyzing the outcome data?  After reviewing the report, what are the implications or recommendations? ASCA, 2012

THE CLOSING THE GAP RESULTS REPORT  What can be learned from analyzing the process data?  What can be learned from analyzing the perception data?  What can be learned from analyzing the outcome data?  After reviewing the report, what are the implications or recommendations? ASCA, 2012

CREATING A DYNAMIC RESULTS REPORT

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THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS MODEL  Collates a variety of data points  Disseminate information to all stakeholders  Show positive changes in targeted behaviors and outcomes.  There are a variety of formats that one can use  Create a report format appropriate for your needs. Stone & Dahir, 2010

RECAP In this module you learned about:  How results reports and stakeholder reports fit into the ASCA National Model  Gathering results data  Utilizing results reports  Utilizing stakeholder reports

The Deliverables for Module 6 are: 1.The Comprehensive School Counseling Program Results ReportThe Comprehensive School Counseling Program Results Report 2.The School Counseling Curriculum Results ReportThe School Counseling Curriculum Results Report 3.The Small-Group Results ReportThe Small-Group Results Report 4.The Closing the Gap Results ReportThe Closing the Gap Results Report 5.The Stakeholder Report

REFERENCES American School Counselor Association (2012). ASCA National Model: A framework for school counseling programs (3 rd ed.). Alexandria, VA: Author.  Dahir, C. A. & Stone, C. B. (2009). School counselor accountability: The path to social justice and systemic change. Journal of Counseling and Development, 87,  Stone, C. B., & Dahir, C. A. (2010). School counselor accountatibility: A MEASURE of student success (3 rd ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson.