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Score of 2 in content highest among all contents

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Score of 2 in content highest among all contents

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Teachers became more proficient with instruction (better understood the task and analysis); thus, their expectations changed and are represented in the scoring.

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Teachers became more proficient with instruction (better understood the task and analysis); thus, their expectations changed and are represented in the scoring.

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New initiative.. Maybe teachers had more buy in.

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Improvements made in both content and form over 2-year implementation in art

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Improvements made in both content and form over 2-year implementation in art

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I wonder why 2016 content scores seem higher than the following years.

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I wonder why 2016 content scores seem higher than the following years.

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how changes in the tasks and in our scoring practices influenced scores from year to year

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First year scores seem higher than subsequent years for most content/ form scores- art  and English no scores first year- Art shows reflection of hard work and effort in improvement. I wonder if the score dips were a result of your training and more understanding on the part of teachers as to how to use the rubric. 

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First year scores seem higher than subsequent years for most content/ form scores- art  and English no scores first year- Art shows reflection of hard work and effort in improvement. I wonder if the score dips were a result of your training and more understanding on the part of teachers as to how to use the rubric. 

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I wonder why the scores drop significantly in 2017 and 2018 for content in the various contents.

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ELA data seems to be somewhat consistent from 2017 to 2018 with the data forming a bell curve. 

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ELA data seems to be somewhat consistent from 2017 to 2018 with the data forming a bell curve. 

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Why the 2016 scores for ELA are not represented?

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Why the 2016 scores for ELA are not represented?

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Scores for content were higher on the rubric in most of the contents.

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Social Studies submitted much fewer papers from 2016-2018.