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Data Driven Instruction

Published on Dec 02, 2015

Differentiation based on the data.

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Data Driven

Instruction

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What data sources
do teachers at
your school utilize?

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How do leadership teams promote and guide the use of data?

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What is the biggest challenge or obstacle you face when trying to use data to drive instruction?

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It is what the students learned.

It is not what the teacher taught.

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What do we want each student to learn?

What do they know already, based on data?

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How will we know when they learn it?

Based on what data?

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Based on the data...

how will we respond when a student is having difficulty?

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How will we respond when a student succeeds?

based on the data?

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Be transparent

and focus on continuous improvement.

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FLIP

teacher or student

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How do you assign/choose?

Contracts? Tic Tac Toe Board, Digital?

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Picture/Video

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TpT

Evaluate quality, content and appropriateness.

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Google

forms, presentations, Flubaroo

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SchoolNet

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newsela

Choice of Lexiles...

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tutors.

Use teacher, volunteer, parent, student

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paperslide

https://paperslide.wikispaces.com/PSV

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Move and Sing

connect with the content

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Or make your own

Flocabulary

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discoveryeducation/planetnutshell

Or youtube with viewpure.com or other cleaner

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Plickers

How did you like them?

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Exit Ticket

One thing you saw that you want to try!

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Every student

is an individual with unique learning styles!

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