“Using Data-Based Program Modification to Frame Research on Problem Solving” Stan Deno RIPS Brown Bag 12/5/2010.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Consensus Building Infrastructure Developing Implementation Doing & Refining Guiding Principles of RtI Provide working knowledge & understanding of: -
Advertisements

Appraisal of Literature. Task 4 The task requires that you:  Obtain a piece of literature from a journal, book or internet source. The literature should.
Evidence, Ethics, and the Law Ronnie Detrich Wing Institute.
This teaching material has been made freely available by the KEMRI-Wellcome Trust (Kilifi, Kenya). You can freely download,
Introduction to Nursing Theories Nursing 210 Spring 2004 Curlissa Mapp RN, BSN Georgia Baptist College of Nursing of Mercer University.
Theoretical Framework
Behavioral Scientists in Action 1 CCMC Corporate Comprehensive Management Consultants “People Drive the Process of Excellence” File-3.
Response to Intervention
CHANGING ROLES OF THE DIAGNOSTICIAN Consultants to being part of an Early Intervention Team.
Response to Intervention: The new Road to Ensuring Student Success January, 2011 PISD.
Self Assessment and Implementation Tool for Multi- Tiered Systems of Support (RtI)
A brief overview What is program evaluation? How is an evaluation conducted? When should it be used? When can it be used? Used with Permission of: John.
Promising Research topics for Students With Learning Disabilities? Sharon Vaughn Regents Professor Sharon Vaughn Regents Professor University of Texas.
Questions to Consider What are the components of a comprehensive instructional design plan? What premises underline the instructional design process?
Chapter One of Your Thesis
The phases of research Dimitra Hartas. The phases of research Identify a research topic Formulate the research questions (rationale) Review relevant studies.
Unit and Lesson Planning
SKILLS AUDITS The Skills Framework
Reporting & Ethical Standards EPSY 5245 Michael C. Rodriguez.
CSD 5100 Introduction to Research Methods in CSD First Day Opening Stretch Course Requirements/Syllabus What is Science? What is Research? The Scientific.
ERIKA HALL CENTER FOR ASSESSMENT PRESENTATION AT THE 2014 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STUDENT ASSESSMENT NEW ORLEANS JUNE 25, 2014 The Role of a Theory of Action.
9-2  Problem: a discrepancy between the current state – what actually is happening – and a desired goal – what should be happening  Undesirable situation.
Specific Learning Disability: Accurate, Defensible, & Compliant Identification Mississippi Department of Education.
Accommodations in Oregon Oregon Department of Education Fall Conference 2009 Staff and Panel Presentation Dianna Carrizales ODE Mike Boyles Pam Prosise.
MI draft of IDEIA 2004 (Nov 2009) WHAT HAS CHANGED? How LD is identified:  Discrepancy model strongly discouraged  Response To Instruction/Intervention.
Writing research proposal/synopsis
Gretchen Rossman Ola M Khalili Ramallah-Palestine August
Copyright © 2006 Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved Chapter 24 Using Nursing Research in Practice.
HOW PROFESSIONALS LEARN AND ACQUIRE EXPERTISE  Model of professionals as learners:  How professionals know  How professionals incorporate knowledge.
© 2013 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. This edition is intended for use outside of the U.S. only, with content that may be different from the U.S.
ROTTER'S EXPECTANCY- REINFORCEMENT VALUE MODEL
RHS 303. TRANSITION OF THEORY AND TREATMENT nature of existence and gives meaning to and guides the action Philosophical Base: Philosophy of occupational.
FloridaRtI.usf.edu A collaborative project between the Florida Department of Education and the University of South Florida Intervention Mapping.
Defining Classroom Research Dr. J. P. Galloway Developed by Dr. A. Cavallo.
Chapter 1 Understanding Personnel Assessment chapter 11.
Evidence-based Education and the Culture of Special Education Chair: Jack States, Wing Institute Discussant: Teri Palmer, University of Oregon.
1 The Theoretical Framework. A theoretical framework is similar to the frame of the house. Just as the foundation supports a house, a theoretical framework.
 Welcome, introductions  Conceptualizing the evaluation problem  stakeholder interests  Divergent and convergent processes  Developing evaluation.
The Practical Aspects of Doing Research An Giang University June, 2004 Dennis Berg, Ph.D.
1 TESL Evaluating CALL Packages:Curriculum/Pedagogical/Lingui stics Dr. Henry Tao GUO Office: B 418.
Learning Cycle. a method of planning a sequence of lessons and a unit that is consistent with research on how people learn.
An Expanded Model of Evidence-based Practice in Special Education Randy Keyworth Jack States Ronnie Detrich Wing Institute.
Scientific Method. Scientific Method continued Scientific Method= allows scientists to draw logical and reliable conclusions about phenomena. Observations=
Search Engine Optimization © HiTech Institute. All rights reserved. Slide 1 Click to edit Master title style What is Business Analysis Body of Knowledge?
Response to Intervention SPED 461. Basic Principles of RTI Response to intervention integrates assessment and intervention within a multi-level prevention.
EdTPA Elementary Mathematics. The Big Picture Plan a “Learning Segment” (3-5 lessons) Consistent with the Common Core and the NCTM Standards, the learning.
Dr. Salwa El-Magoli Chairperson of the National Quality Assurance and Accreditation Committee. Former Dean of the Faculty of Agricultural, Cairo university.
Copyright © 2011 Wolters Kluwer Health | Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Chapter 1 Research: An Overview.
Critiquing Quantitative Research.  A critical appraisal is careful evaluation of all aspects of a research study in order to assess the merits, limitations,
ACCOUNTING THEORY AND STANDARDS
Chapter 1 Toward Accountability. The Faces of Accountability Professional Accountability.Service Delivery Accountability.Coverage Accountability.Cultural.
Specific Learning Disability: Accurate, Defensible, & Compliant Identification Mississippi Department of Education.
Dr. Aidah Abu Elsoud Alkaissi An-Najah National University Employ evidence-based practice: key elements.
1 Design and evaluation methods: Objectives n Design life cycle: HF input and neglect n Levels of system design: Going beyond the interface n Sources of.
The purposes of nursing theory?
CHAPTER 7 DELIVERY OF YOUR COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL COUNSELING PROGRAM
GOAL To offer evidence of the importance of developmentally appropriate prevention programming, propose basic competencies for prevention programming,
Impacting Students with Autism through All 3 Tiers of PBIS
MENTEP, Brussels Janet Looney
The Research Process Finding and Reviewing the Literature – Theoretical and Conceptual Frameworks.
Technology and Living Third Consultation
LECTURE 14.
Evaluate Determinants & Apply Cramer’s Rule
استراتيجيات تعديل السلوك بين النظرية والتطبيق
Critically Evaluating an Assessment Task
Building Family-Focused Policy: The Family Impact Toolkit
16: Program and Project Evaluation
Deconstructing Standard 2a Dr. Julie Reffel Valdosta State University
Tips for Creating and Delivering an Effective Presentation
Accountability and Assessment in School Counseling
Presentation transcript:

“Using Data-Based Program Modification to Frame Research on Problem Solving” Stan Deno RIPS Brown Bag 12/5/2010

DBPM Manual Purpose – To Provide a manual of procedures for special education resource teachers to take a data-based approach the “problems” presented to them through referral Rationale – Easy to get lost in responding to many, often conflicting, demands – A systematic approach enables problem solver to remain focused and precise and outside the problem – Data creates the empirical evidence to support the problem solvers decisions Organization

Data-based Problem Solving Conceptual Framework First: The decisions & the data

Processes Integral to Each Problem Solving Decision The focus of those processes

The Flow Diagrams Outlining the sequence of steps & decisions required during each problem solving step

Using Matrix to Identify Questions: Problem Selection, e.g. Measurement (Cell 1.1): – Do questions exist regarding desired performance for academic and social behaviors? – Do we know how to reliably &validly measure actual performance for academic & social behaviors? – Do we know to reliably and validly express the difference between desired & actual performance?

Using Matrix to Identify Questions: Problem Selection, e.g. Evaluation (Cell 1.2) Do we know the implications of different discrepancies (i.e. When is the magnitude important?) How should decisions be made (e.g. clinically vs statistically)? Do we have empirically based decision rules?

Using Matrix to Identify Questions: Problem Selection, e.g. Communication/Collaboration(Cell 1.3) – Is the importance of a discrepancy to be based on policy or empirically tested theory? – How are decisions to be made regarding the technology used to measure performance? – Whose values should be brought to bear in the making the decisions?

Using Matrix to Identify Questions: Problem Selection, e.g. Consultation & Training (Cell 1.4) – Who should manage the process of Problem Selection & what procedural & declarative knowledge does that person require? – Who should conduct measurement during Problem Selection & when should it be conducted? – What training & support are required for problem selection & who will provide it?

The Research Questions Can be generated regarding: – Competencies required in problem solving (Focus on the Problem Solver) – Technology used in problem solving (Methods and Materials) – Principles involved in problem solving (Theoretical, conceptual & empirical) The questions generated are only examples