What Can Test Scores Tell You about the State of Your School? CRCT DIBELS Dr.Michael McKenna Georgia Southern University
AYP Benchmarks Subject Rdg/Eng Math
AYP Benchmarks Subject Rdg/Eng Math Kashinkerry
AYP Benchmarks Subject Rdg/Eng Math Kashinkerry
AYP Benchmarks Subject Rdg/Eng Math Kashinkerry = 22
AYP Benchmarks Subject Rdg/Eng Math Kashinkerry = 10 = 2.2
AYP Benchmarks Subject Rdg/Eng Math Kashinkerry = 10 = 2.2
AYP Benchmarks Subject Rdg/Eng Math Kashinkerry = 10 = 2.2
Looking Back
Grade Four-Year CRCT Results
Grade Four-Year CRCT Results
CRCT Cautions Same-Grade Comparisons Vertical Scaling Year-to-Year Continuity
Looking Ahead
An Action Plan for the CRCT 1. Make a table for the past three years. 2. Contrast same-grade with cohort comparisons. 3. Consider disaggregated scores for key subgroups (special education categories, ethnicity, gender, LEP). 4. Compute equal increases through Communicate these goals to teachers at each grade level, and discuss steps that might help attain them.
What about DIBELS?
Test K A S L A S L ISF LNF PSF NWF ORF Sample Beginning-of-Year DIBELS Distribution
Test K A S L A S L ISF LNF PSF NWF ORF Sample Beginning-of-Year DIBELS Distribution
Test K A S L A S L ISF LNF PSF NWF ORF Sample Beginning-of-Year DIBELS Distribution
Test K A S L A S L ISF LNF PSF NWF ORF Sample Beginning-of-Year DIBELS Distribution
Test K A S L A S L ISF LNF PSF NWF ORF Sample Beginning-of-Year DIBELS Distribution
Test K A S L A S L ISF LNF PSF NWF ORF Sample Beginning-of-Year DIBELS Distribution
Test K A S L A S L ISF LNF PSF NWF ORF Sample Beginning-of-Year DIBELS Distribution
Test K A S L A S L ISF LNF PSF NWF ORF Sample Beginning-of-Year DIBELS Distribution
Test K A S L A S L ISF LNF PSF NWF ORF Sample Beginning-of-Year DIBELS Distribution
Test K A S L A S L ISF LNF PSF NWF ORF Sample Beginning-of-Year DIBELS Distribution
An Action Plan for DIBELS 1. Make a table for fall, including results at the three levels of risk, for each grade and test. 2. Identify points where large numbers of children are at high and moderate risk. 3. Discuss the “big picture” with teachers in grade groups. 4. Make clear to everyone that a central goal is to move all children into the low risk category. 5. Meet with individual teachers to plan for intervention and progress monitoring.