Tallassee Elementary Summary of Effectiveness DIBELS Report Data Meeting May 9, 2012 Presenter: Cynthia Martin, ARI Reading Coach.

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Tallassee Elementary Summary of Effectiveness DIBELS Report Data Meeting May 9, 2012 Presenter: Cynthia Martin, ARI Reading Coach

AGENDA

Using Data to Make Instructional Decisions Assessment and progress monitoring data provide the answers to the critical questions listed below. Because the answers to these questions have such important implications, they should be based on objective data. 1. ARE WE MEETING OUR GOALS? – Did we do better this year than last year? – Is our core curriculum and instruction working for most students? 2. HOW DO WE MATCH INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES TO EDUCATIONAL NEEDS? -Which children need additional resources to be successful? -Which children need which skills? 3. HOW WELL IS INTERVENTION/INSTRUCTION WORKING? -Is instruction working for some groups but not others? -Is intervention effective?

K- Summary of Effectiveness Report NWF Middle of Year- Tested Benchmark 26 Strategic 5 Intensive End of Year Benchmark 10- Strategic 2 Intensive DO YOU HAVE THE ANY OF THE TWELVE? WRITE THEIR NAMES AND GIVE TO ME.( Specify if they receive Special Services. THANKS

K- Summary of Effectiveness Report PSF Middle of Year- Tested Benchmark 26 Strategic 5 Intensive End of Year Benchmark 3 Strategic 1 Intensive DO YOU HAVE THE ANY OF THE 4? WRITE THEIR NAMES AND GIVE TO ME.( Specify if they receive Special Services. THANKS

CELEBRATIONS!!! Kindergarten NWF 68% at Mid Year 92% End of Year PSF 76%at Mid Year 97%End of Year

First Grade- Summary of Effectiveness Report ORF- Mid- year- Tested-148 Students 110 Benchmark 33 Strategic 5 Intensive ORF End of Year- 148 Students 120 Benchmark 24 Strategic 4 Intensive DO YOU HAVE THE ANY OF THE 28? WRITE THEIR NAMES AND GIVE TO ME.( Specify if they receive Special Services. THANKS

CELEBRATIONS!!!! PSF- Mid Year- 99% End of Year 99% NWF Mid Year-79% End of Year 89% ORF Mid Year-74% End of Year 81% ORF Accuracy- Mid year- 80% End of Year- 91% ORF Retell- Mid year- 14% End of Year 28%

2 nd Grade Summary of Effectiveness Report ORF- Mid Year Tested 144 Students 110 Benchmark 20 Strategic 14 Intensive ORF- End of Year-Tested -144 Students 103 Benchmark 21Strategic 20 Intensive DO YOU HAVE THE ANY OF THE 41? WRITE THEIR NAMES AND GIVE TO ME.( Please Specify if they receive Special Services. THANKS

CELEBRATIONS!!! ORF ACCURACY- Mid-Year 95% End of Year- 97% ORF RETELL Mid-Year- 29% End of Year-39%

3 rd Grade Summary of Effectiveness Report ORF- Mid-Year- Tested 119 Students 77 Benchmark 30 Strategic 12 Intensive ORF- End of Year- 119 Students 80 Benchmark 31 Strategic 8 Intensive DO YOU HAVE THE ANY OF THE 39? WRITE THEIR NAMES AND GIVE TO ME.( Please Specify if they receive Special Services. THANKS

CELEBRATIONS!!! Mid Year- ORF- 65% End of Year- ORF-69% ORF-ACCURACY- Mid- Year-95% End of Year-97% ORF- RETELL-Mid-Year-36% End of Year-43%

4 th Grade Summary of Effectiveness Report ORF- Mid Year Tested 147 Students 93 Benchmark 30 Strategic 24 Intensive ORF End of Year 147 Students 88 Benchmark 36 Strategic 23 Intensive DO YOU HAVE THE ANY OF THE 59? WRITE THEIR NAMES AND GIVE TO ME.( Please Specify if they receive Special Services. THANKS

CELEBRATIONS!!! ORF-ACCURACY- Mid Year- 97% End of Year-98% ORF- RETELL- Mid year- 42% End of Year-48%

CONCLUSION Don’t lose track of the bottom line. Are we getting closer to important and meaningful outcomes? TEACH what is important, i.e. BIG IDEAS: Phonemic Awareness, Alphabetic Principle, Accuracy and Fluency with Connected Text. PROGRESS MONITORING should be efficient and purposeful USE ASSESSMENT Data to make decisions that change outcomes for students. START EARLY and PLAN LESSONS with STUDENTS IN MIND!