The use of CEM data for teachers of pupils with Specific Learning Difficulties.

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The use of CEM data for teachers of pupils with Specific Learning Difficulties

Intro

How and Why Baseline Context Predictions Yr 9 Options Motivation Measure individual progress School Review including staff performance

To add a different perspective

O Extreme Outliers X Outliers

MidYIS BandStaninePercentile Standard Score Vocabulary D2776 Maths D2781 Non-Verbal D2977 Skills D32187 MidYIS Score D2675

How and Why Baseline Context

Diagnostic tests Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals (CELF-4) UK Harcourt Assessment Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (PPVT) Test of Reception of Grammar Phonological Assessment Battery GL Assessment TROG Pearson Assessment NFER, Vernon, WRAT4/WRAT E (level 5) WISC IV Pearson Assessment British Ability Scales GL Assessment

How and Why Baseline Context Predictions

GCSE Grade Predictions 0.0 Pupil Y MidYIS Score MidYIS Band Additional Applied Science Additional Science Art & Design Biology Bus. & Comm. Systems Business Studies Chemistry Classical Civilisation Design & Technology Drama Economics English English Literature French Geography German History Home Economics Hospitality & Catering ICT Latin Mathematics Media Studies Music Physical Education Physics Religious Studies Science Science (double) Science (other) Science (single) Sociology Spanish Statistics Urdu Welsh 86DD/EDC/DCDDC D DD D/EDDDC/DD B/CD/EC/DD C D/EC/DD/ECDDDC/D MidYIS Year 7 Test Academic Year 2010/2011 Predictions based on 2010 Regression Analysis Predictions & Chances Graphs to GCSE subjects based on Year 7 nationally standardised scores

GCSE Grade Predictions Pupil Y MidYIS Score MidYIS Band Additional App Sc Additional Science Art & Design Biology Bus Com Sy Business Studies Chemistry Classical Civilisation Design &Tech Drama Economics English English Literature French Geography German History Home Economics Hospitality & Cat ICT Latin Mathematics Media Studies Music Physical Education Physics Religious Studies Science Science (double) Science (other) Science (single) Sociology Spanish Statistics Urdu Welsh 86DD/E B/CA/B B/C CCC/DB/C DC/D D/EC/DDB/CCDC/DB/CC/D B/CC/DC B/CC/DD/EADDCC/D MidYIS Year 7 Test Academic Year 2010/2011 prior value added GCSE Grade Predictions 0.0 Pupil Y MidYIS Score MidYIS Band Additional Applied Science Additional Science Art & Design Biology Bus. & Comm. Systems Business Studies Chemistry Classical Civilisation Design & Technology Drama Economics English English Literature French Geography German History Home Economics Hospitality & Catering ICT Latin Mathematics Media Studies Music Physical Education Physics Religious Studies Science Science (double) Science (other) Science (single) Sociology Spanish Statistics Urdu Welsh 86DD/E DC/D CDDC D DD D/EDDDC/DD B/CD/EC/DD C D/EC/DD/ECDDDC/D MidYIS Y7 Year 2010/2011

How and Why Baseline Context Predictions Yr 9 Options Motivation Measure individual progress

Individual chance graph (prior value added)

How and Why Baseline Context Predictions Yr 9 Options Motivation Measure individual progress School Review including staff performance

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When? 1.Beginning of Year 7 and 9 2.In work with HODs to review performance & target set 3.In developing curriculum as part of the development planning cycle 4.In Leadership meetings post GCSE and at key assessment points

When continued In our marketing 6. When talking to our stakeholders about the school 7. In Annual Reviews

Practical advice for administering baseline tests Environment Expectations Language Visual demonstrations Timing and sequence