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EC Professional Development Day February 18, 2013
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Progress monitoring is a scientifically based instructional strategy used to assess a students performance and evaluate the effectiveness of instruction over a given amount of time. Progress monitoring is a valid and efficient tool for gauging the effectiveness of instruction, determining whether instructional modifications are necessary, and providing important information for eventual classification and placement decisions.
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Using the post it notes provided on your table, place yourself on the continuum – ranging from “religiously” to “oh snap…it’s the end of the 9 weeks and progress notes are due”.
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Regular education teachers should monitor a students progress on Common Core and Essential Standards through benchmarking. Regular education, Title I, interventionists, and support personnel should progress monitor students who are at risk for failure at least monthly through a pre-referral process. Special education teachers should be monitoring students one to three times per week on specific skills needed to access grade level curriculum as determined by IEP goals.
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In order to monitor the effectiveness of instruction, all students should participate in benchmarking assessments and universal screenings. Students who are identified as having a disability should be progress monitored on a weekly basis, from one to three times per week.
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Students identified as having a disability should be monitored one to three times weekly. Progress monitoring should occur throughout the entire continuum of service from regular education to separate setting. Progress monitoring can be completed in an inclusion setting, during resource groups, one on one, or as determined by modifications/accommodations.
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Systematically Consistently Have a set schedule for progress monitoring. Use a standardized administration procedure that allows for accuracy and reliability.
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Reading Writing Math Behavior Functional Skills Any area of need in which students are being provided instruction.
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Reading: -Star Early Literacy -Star Reading -Easy CBM -DIBELS -Intervention Central -Teacher record/notesTeacher record/notes Math: -Star Math -Easy CBM -Intervention Central -Vocabulary -Timed Math Drills -Teacher record/notesTeacher record/notes
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Behavior -Classroom Behavior System -Behavior checklist -Peer Comparison Observations Functional Skills -The BRIDGE Literacy Skills Assessment -Checklists -Task Analysis -Repeated Trials
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What resources are you currently using to progress monitor your students? What successes have you had? What challenges are you facing as you attempt to progress monitor your students?
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We are here to support you as you grow professionally. Contact your instructional coach or behavior specialist if you need assistance in coming up with a system or resources for progress monitoring.
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