By Millard E. Lightburn, Ph.D., Science Supervisor K-5 Mary Tweedy, Curriculum Support Specialist Keisha Kidd, Curriculum Support Specialist 11/13-11/19/20121
Participate actively Ask questions Learn by doing Set your own learning into action 11/13-11/19/20122
Data: Overview and Analysis Edmodo Activity: Solar System Checklist of best practices in teaching science Share Best Practices Lab: Energy Transformation Science Screen Report Announcements/Reflection/Follow up 11/13-11/19/20123
An acrostic is a verse or arrangement of words in which certain letters of each line, such as the first letter, spell out a word. Here is one for ROSE: Reads many books Outgoing Smiles a lot Enthusiastic (Try one for the word DATA) 11/13-11/19/20124
DISPLAYED INFORMATION ASSESS PROGRESS TOOL USEFUL TO TEACHERS & ADMINISTRATORS ACCOUNTABILITY TOOL 11/13-11/19/20125
Gallery Walk 1.List 2 Ways School Administrators use data 2. List 2 Ways Teachers use data 3. List 2 Ways the District uses data 4. List 2 Ways Legislators use data 5. List 2 types of data useful to track teachers impact on student learning. 6.How can we build a culture of data analysts at our schools. 11/13-11/19/20126
Facilitate a clear understanding of the gaps between where the school is and where it wants to be. Show if school goals and objectives are being accomplished. Predict and prevent failures. Predict and ensure successes. Establish foundation for Continuous School Improvement. Data should drive instruction and job embedded professional development 11/13-11/19/20127
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The secret of data analysis is pattern recognition. 11/13-11/19/20129
AssessmentProficiencyAverage Performance Q1*NOS*PS*LS*ES* Baseline6%47%38%53%47%45% Fall IA14%51%48%42%54%57%46% Fall-Baseline Winter IA Post-Test 11/13-11/19/ *Legend: Q1= Quarter 1Benchmarks NOS: Nature of Science PS = Physical Science LS = Life Science ES = Earth Science
11 Big IdeaBenchmarksQuestions Idea 1: Practice of Science SC.5.N.1.126, 27, 57 Idea 2: Characteristics of Scientific Knowledge SC.5.N.2.1 SC.5.N , 29, 63 5, 30, 64 Idea 8: Properties of Matter SC.5.P.8.1 SC.5.P.8.3 9, 42, 43 10, 44, 45 Idea 9: Changes in Matter SC.5.P.9.113, 46, 47 Idea 13: Forces and Changes in Motion SC.5.P.13.1 SC.5.P , 38, 39 8, 40, 41 Total Benchmarks/Questions 8 Benchmarks24 Questions
Purpose: Track progress of teaching and learning by monitoring achievement on NGSSS benchmarks. Useful to track changes in performance by benchmarks from baseline to Fall IA and to Winter IA. Great tool to plan intervention or to plan for crunch time support. 2012 Grade 5 Science Fall Interim Results 2012 Grade 5 Science Fall Interim Results Progress Monitoring Tool Progress Monitoring Tool /13-11/19/201212
Analyze changes by benchmarks Use the teacher debriefing protocol to analyze your class or school datateacher debriefing protocol Use the grade level debriefing protocol to compare your class performance to overall school performance.grade level debriefing protocol 11/13-11/19/201213
Retrieve report builder for 2012 Gr 5 Science Baseline and 2012 Fall Interim including Ed Groups by class list. Export the result to excel and save the file. Look at student performance on each by benchmark on each assessment. What is evident in this analysis? REPORT BUILDER REPORT BUILDER Sample Report Sample Report
Grade LevelNumber of Students Average Performance At Mastery/ Proficiency Grade 521,38251%14% Grade 414,70560%32% Grade 315,71760%36% Grade 212,35672%64% Grade 111,08166%41% Kindergarten8,77285%76% 11/13-11/19/201215
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AssessmentProficiencyAverage Performance Q1*NOS*PS*LS*ES* Grade 514%51%48%42%54%57%46% Grade 432%60% 58%61% Grade 336%60% 51%66% Grade 264%72% Grade 141%66% Kindergarten76%85% 81%92% 11/13-11/19/ *Legend: Q1= Quarter 1 NOS: Nature of Science PS = Physical Science LS = Life Science ES = Earth Science
1. Debrief on Quarter 1 Benchmarks questions only. 2. Data Chat 3. Plan how to address deficiencies and enrichment activities 11/13-11/19/201218
Sample Data Chats form Student Name and ID Math FCAT: Achievement Level and DSS Reading FCAT: Achievement Level and DSS Science Assessment data: Baseline: _____ Monthly ____ Fall Interim ___ Winter Interim ______ Student Goals:___________________________ Teacher Comment_______________________ ___________________________________________ Student Performance Report Student Performance Report 19
Space: Our Solar System and Beyond The Solar System Planets in Our Solar System 11/13-11/19/201220
Checklist of best practices in teaching science Checklist of best practices in teaching science Share Best Practices 11/13-11/19/201221
Big Idea 10: Forms of Energy Big Idea 11: Energy Transfer and Transformation
Webinar: 773/p90dm6qnyrf/? 773/p90dm6qnyrf/ Best Practices: ctices.pdf ctices.pdf Help on Edmodo: 23
Train-the-Trainer PD’s for Edmodo: (8:30am – 3pm in conference room 337 SBAB) 4.)Nov. 26 th 5.)Dec. 10 th Cristy Charters Instructional Technology
Gilbert Porter Session 3………... tfq4xa Henry West Lab Session 3 ……… nugxlm John I. Smith Session 3 …………. wnthkb Hubert Sibley K-8 Session 3 …… rzaxyp Miami Heights Session 3 ……...3rkl5b 25
Elem Science Leaders Dialogue Code: o9z50m (first digit letter O, after 5 zero) Goal: Networking and share best practices 26
Preview: 1. Environment: Wildebeest Migration Pattern 2. Electronics: Environmental Applications 3. Physics: The Science of Athletics 11/13-11/19/201227
Science Website Pacing Guides Florida Sunshine State Standards Scott Foresman 11/13-11/19/201228
DCSTA STEM Conference is on December 8, 2012 at Miami Senior High School. T he direct registration link can be found at -conference -conference Early Bird registration through Dec. 2 nd. (5$ off) DCSTA members $25 Nonmembers $30 All attendees will receive a set of BRAND NEW K-8 STEM modules! 29
11/13-11/19/ Session 4 Science Leaders Professional Development: Dec 3-7, 2012 Science Fair online registration is available (Nov 5 – Dec 12, 2012 Science Fair Deadline to turn in paperwork and fees: Dec 14, 2012 Science Fair Judges and Volunteers needed (see sign up sheet)
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Prepare a presentation to discuss with your department what you have learned at this workshop. Agenda and signature are required. Use the follow-up form provided. It must be signed by your administrator. Submit via Edmodo 11/13-11/19/201232
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