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What is the point of all this data analysis?

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What is the point of all this data analysis?

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Watch instruction change and student achievement go up!

Accountability

Attention to individual student progress

Data-informed, teacher-driven instruction

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Why a Data Wall?

Visual Representation of student progress

Every child is represented data has a face

An interactive display of data

A way to show change over time

Non-threatening form of accountability

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Do your teachers use a similar protocol as they look at CFAs?

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1. Getting started

2. Describing the data

3. Interpreting the data

4. Implications for classroom practice

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Share some evidence, protocols, structured dialogues or tools you are using.....

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Demographic

Achievement

Perception

Program

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CFAs and common assessments: Guidelines for looking at the data

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CFAs and common assessments: Guidelines for looking at the data

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What information do you see in these data? 

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What information do you see in these data? 

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Elizabeth A. City, Ed.D. Harvard Graduate School of Education Dr. City suggests that teachers work collaboratively as they learn to use data efficiently in a cycle of instructional improvement. Dr. City offers examples of examining the data, developing questions, noting answers, and asking new questions until teachers reach an actionable step.

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Examples of data protocols:

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1. What is being measured in these data?

2. Who is represented in the data pool?

3. What jumps out in the data at first glance?

4. What conclusions can we draw at this point?

5. What other data have we looked at recently that have suggested similar findings?

6. What other data might we consider to confirm or disprove these conclusions?

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This varies from grade level to grade level but what I see most of my teachers doing is looking at their scores on assessments, tests and any other data they have together and then making plans for intervention. We have an hour weekly and math is our focus then. For those in other subject areas data is analyzed in the PLC and a plan is made on reteaching or whatever needs to be done to give the child what they need to help them. I am finding this is done more in ELA and Math.