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West Branch Local Schools Ohio’s Next Generation Assessments John Tullio - Introduction West Branch Local Schools

The GREEN is Common Core States. 45 States

Assessment occurs daily like a doctor examines a PATIENT Assessment in schools is continuous and formal and informal. It is an ART and a CRAFT!!!!!! THUMBS UP AND Thumbs Down Touch nose Demonstration Repeat Back Running Records – 1 – 2 Minute prompt that lets the teacher hear and see difficulties. STAR – Computerized for 20 minutes. Strengths and weaknesses and even provides a lesson plan to correct the deficiency! Assessment occurs daily like a doctor examines a PATIENT

12 States will be doing PARCC, originally there were 20 12 States will be doing PARCC, originally there were 20. Number may soon drop to ten 10 states.

How we assess the Common Core is different across the country

The Players for Language Arts and Math Smarter Balanced Mainly out west Developer is Amplify, which is run by Rupert Murdoch owner of FOX Collaborated with UCLA and Educators on West Cost PARCC The Pearson company in cooperation with Bill Gates Partner For Readiness For College and Careers

Commonly Confused and Language Arts /Math Science and Social Studies Non-Profit Washington think tank founded by John Flanagan. The group is working in conjunction with research teams from Duke, Northwestern,  Stanford,  Missouri–Columbia, Texas at Dallas, and Washington Dave Commonly Confused

Most Significant Changes More tests in more grades Tests will now be administered in multiple sessions Computer-based administration Question format Writing/typing demand Testing windows Dave

Performance Based & End of Course (Year) Performance Based (PBA) Intended to be administered approximately ¾ of the way through the course (year) Writing intensive assessments End of Course (EOC) End of Year (EOY) Intended to be administered as close to the conclusion of the course/year as possible Objective format assessments Dave April 15 thru May 15 Feb 16 thru March 20

Next Generation Assessment Format English Language Arts & Math Developed by PARCC PBA: February 16- March 20 3 sessions ELA 2 sessions math computer administered EOY/EOC: April 13 - May 15 2 sessions ELA Science/Social Studies developed by AIR/ODE PBA: March 2-13 1 session science 1 session social studies computer administered EOY/EOC: May 4-15 Dave

Testing Windows Windows are the same for all Ohio districts School start dates and holiday breaks Dave Testing Windows

Damascus and Knox Elementary School Next Generation Assessments for 2014-2015

Assessments at a Glance Previous Years: Ohio Achievement Assessments (OAA) Grade 3 (7.5 hours total) Fall reading assessment Spring reading and math assessments Grade 4 (5 hours total) Now: PARCC and AIR Grade 3 (9.25 hours total) Fall reading OAA Spring reading OAA PARCC Math Grade 4 (12.5 hours total) PARCC ELA AIR Social Studies Total = 21.75 Hours Total = 12.5 Hours

PARCC Testing Sessions Sample Performance-based Assessment End of Year Grade 3 OAA Fall October (2.5 Hours) Math Performance-based Assessment 2 testing sessions (2.5 hours total) March 3, 5, 11 Grade 4 ELA Performance-based Assessment 3 testing sessions (4.25 hours total) March 2,4,6 March 10, 12 Social Studies Performance-based Assessment 1 testing session (1.25 hours) March 9 Grade 3 OAA 1 testing session (2.5 hours) April 29 Math End of Year Assessment 2 testing sessions (2.5 hours total) April 22-23 Grade 4 ELA End of Year Assessment 1 testing session (1.25 hours total) April 28 April 29-30 Social Studies End of Year Assessment 1 testing session (1.25 hours) May 5 * Exact spring testing dates still being planned.

Damascus Round 1 Testing

How are we preparing students? Labs in the classroom 1:4 Student/ Laptop ratio in grades 3-4 Professional development for teachers by the Mahoning County Educational Service Center (MCESC) Curriculum alignment to the Common Core Standards. Typing being taught in grades 3-4 Online practice testing with all students before the assessment Developing assessments to mirror the next generation assessments

Third Grade Reading Guarantee Students who score below a 394 on both the fall and spring Ohio Achievement Assessment qualify for retention in reading for fourth grade These students will be given multiple opportunities in addition to the OAA to demonstrate reading proficiency before the start of the school year (Summer OAA and other approved assessments) Reading intervention is provided to students in all grade levels who are “off track” based upon reading benchmark assessments Last year, West Branch Local Schools had zero students retained due to the Third Grade Reading Guarantee Next year (2015 – 2016), reading proficiency will be based upon the PARCC assessments instead of the OAA

How are the new assessments different?

Part A and Part B Questions

Drag and Drop Questions

Essay Questions AIR Social Studies Example

Essay evaluating multiple passages

Building equations

Multi-Step Questions Students must solve Part A correctly to get credit for Part B Part C can receive credit in this example if the student misses Part A or Part B

Multi-Step Questions

Multiple Selection Questions AIR Social Studies Example

West Branch Middle School Next Generation Assessments for 2014-2015

Question formats-skills required at all grades Part A and B Questions Drag and Drop Questions Essay Questions Essays Evaluating Multiple Passages Building Equations Multi-step Questions Multiple Selection

Assessments at a Glance Now: PARCC and AIR Grade 5 PARCC ELA- 3 Parts PBA; 2 Parts EOY (6.25 hours total) PARCC Math- 2 parts PBA; 2 parts EOY (5 hours total) AIR Science- 1 part PBA; 1 part EOY (2.5 hours total) GRADE 5 TOTAL HOURS: 13.75 Grade 6 AIR Social Studies – 1 part PBA; 1 part EOY (2.5 hours total) GRADE 6 TOTAL HOURS: 13.75 Previous Years: Ohio Achievement Assessments (OAA) Grade 5: Science, Math and Reading (6 hours total) Grade 6: Reading and Math (4 hours total) Grade 7: Reading and Math (4 hours total) Grade 8: Science, Math and Reading (6 hours total) _________________________________ 20 total hours for OAA

Assessments at a Glance-Now Grade 7 PARCC ELA- 3 Parts PBA; 2 Parts EOY (6.25 hours total) PARCC Math- 2 parts PBA; 2 parts EOY (5 hours total) GRADE 7 TOTAL HOURS 11.25 Grade 8 PARCC ELA- 3 Parts PBA; 2 Parts EOY (6.25 hours total) PARCC Math- 2 parts PBA; 2 parts EOY (5 hours total) AIR Science- 1 part PBA; 1 part EOY (2.5 hours total) GRADE 8 TOTAL HOURS: 13.75

OAA (Then): 20 Hours Grades 5-8 (10 instructional days affected) Next Generation Assessments (Now) : 52.5 Hours total Grades 5-8 (32 instructional days affected) THEN AND NOW

How are the new assessments different, and how does this affect classroom instructional practices?

Rigor, Depth, Cognitive Skills!! Teaching aligned to rigor of standards, from which the assessments are generated Emphasis on critical thinking and process, rather than memorization and recall Students required to problem solve and collaborate The means to getting to end/answer(s) is just as important as the “final answer”

How are WBMS students preparing? Laptop Carts in the classroom 1:3 Student ratio in grades 5-8 Professional development for teachers by the Mahoning County Educational Service Center (MCESC) Curriculum alignment to the Common Core Standards Online assessments using various programs to allow students to familiarize themselves with online testing nuances Typing emphasized in all grades as part of all curriculum as a cross-curriculum skill Emphasizing problem solving and critical thinking in all grades Online practice testing with all students before the assessment. Developing assessments to mirror the next generation assessments that are rigorous, and aligned to standards

West Branch High School Next Generation Assessments for 2014-2015

Assessments at a Glance Before 2014-15: The Ohio Graduation Test Reading - 2.5 hours Writing - 2.5 hours Math - 2.5 hours Science - 2.5 hours Social Studies - 2.5 hours Total testing days = 5 Instructional days impacted = 5 Administered in the 10th Grade.

Assessments at a Glance In 2014-15: Sophomores take the OGT Assessments (Final Year). Students in Grade 9 take the following: PARCC/AIR Assessments 5 Sessions for English 9 (PBA/EOC). 4 Sessions for Alegbra I/Geometry (PBA/EOC). 2 Sessions for Physical Science (PBA/EOC). 2 Sessions for American History (PBA/EOC). Total testing days = 13 Instructional days impacted = 23 Dave

HS Comparison Prior to 2014-15 Total testing days = 5 Instructional days impacted = 5 2014-15 Total testing days = 13 Instructional days impacted = 23

Additional Details Any student taking American Government will be required to take the new assessment this year (grade level does not matter). The answers have been unclear regarding the usage of this data.

What is coming in 2015-16? Freshman 5 Sessions of PARCC for ELA 4 Sessions of PARCC for Alegbra I/Geometry (when taken) 2 Sessions of AIR for Physical Science 2 Sessions of AIR for American Government Sophomores 4 Sessions of PARCC for Geometry (when taken) American Government (when taken)

New Graduation Requirements Earn a cumulative passing score (currently 18) on seven end-of-course exams: Algebra 1 Geometry English I English II Physical Science (currently) American History American Government

What is being done in preparation? Standards Alignment Assessment Blueprints Alignment Laptop Cart Deployment Practice Tests Online (Second Semester)

What ODE Says on 2-4-15

ODE: Student Consequences (2-4-15)

State: District Consequences (2-4-15)

Resources Student Practice Test Portal - Science and Social Studies https://login1.cloud2.tds.airast.org/student/V58/Pages/LoginShell.aspx?c=Ohio_PT Student Tools and Tutorials - Science and Social Studies http://oh.portal.airast.org/ocba/resources/ PARCC Sample Test Items http://www.parcconline.org/samples/item-task-prototypes Scalise Matrix - Question Prototypes http://pages.uoregon.edu/kscalise/taxonomy/taxonomy.html

Questions Contact: Dr. Scott Weingart, Superintendent scott.weingart@wbwarriors.org * Special thanks to Renee English from the County and Juhn Tulio and the Canfield Schools for sharing resources for this presentation.