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Published on Apr 23, 2018
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1.
Data-Driven Decision Making
In Educaion
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2.
"The difference between simply teaching and becoming a great teacher is reflective practice."
(Nugent, 2012)
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Riccardo Annandale
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Inspiring Interviewees
Holly Buchholz, Third Grade Teacher/Data Coordinator
Heather Yarbrough - Instructional Coach
Phyllis Vermilyea - Nampa School District PBI Coordinator
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Holly
Data helps keep us from having a jaded vision that things are growing.
Used data from formative assessments to group students and plan interventions
Results showed drastic improvement.
Encouraged me to take it one step at a time (H. Buchholz, personal communication, March 19, 2018).
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Heather
Kinder team analyzed fall IRI data, planned differentiation accordingly, focused on specific skills, results flipped next IRI
Encourages to begin with CFAs, one at a time, examine feedback that I give
(H. Yarbrough, personal communication, March 23, 2018)
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Phyllis
Focuses on behavior
Data drives focus for district
Analyzes to create problem statement, makes "smart" goal, solution/plan for initial problem
"Many times we admire the data instead of using it to inform our decisions."
(P. Vermilyea, personal communication, March 22, 2018)
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My Views
I need to get to work!
Not as daunting as I imagined
Need to be willing to be transparent
Utilize action research to be proactive, not reactive (Pillars, 2012)
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Joanna Kosinska
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Plan of Action
Start action research right away
Use data to focus on specific question to guide plan (Pillars, 2012)
Identify a goal for end result of students (Ross-Fisher, 2008)
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Andrew Neel
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Plan Continued
Conduct research, collecting data throughout (Ross-Fisher, 2008)
Reflect, asking what went well and what needs to change
Collaborate
Modify teaching and research, plan accordingly (Ross-Fisher, 2008)
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Andrew Neel
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Practices to Employ
Action research (Nugget, 2012)
Use data to drive PD
Collaborate, gallery walk (H. Yarbrough, personal communication, March 23, 2018)
Analyze data to create mission and vision of the school (H. Yarbrough, personal communication, March 23, 2018)
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Resources
Nugent, G., Malik, S., & Hollingsworth, S. (2012). A Practical Guide to Action Research for Literacy educators. Washington, DC: Global Operations Unit, International Reading Association
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Resources
Pillars, W. (2012, September 5). What Teachers Need to Know about Action Research. Education Week Teacher. Retrieved from
https://www.edweek.org/tm/articles/2012/09/05/tln_pillars_actionresearch.ht...
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Resources
Ross-Fisher, R. (2008). Action Research to Improve Teaching and Learning. Kappa Delta Pi Record, 44, 4. ProQuest Educational Journals.
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Joanna Kosinska
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