Title: Blending Assessment and Instruction Program B.A.I.P.
1Blending Assessment and Instruction Program
(B.A.I.P.)
2B.A.I.P. Overview
- Developed by the Center for Educational Testing
and Evaluation. (CETE) - Focused on aligning standards and statewide
assessments with classroom instruction. - Enhance teacher knowledge
- Self-contained for teachers
- Provide immediate feedback to teachers
3B.A.I.P. Overview
- Developed as a set of online resources.
- Total of 276 lessons over the 206 assessed
indicators in grades 3-10. - Two lessons and two student tutorials per
indicators.
4Best Practices
- Analyze data for lowest indicators to drive
instruction. - Use BAIP as a resource, not in place of current
curriculum. - Use with formative assessments from CETE
- Teach lessons before assigning tutorials.
- Prepare lessons in advance.
- Help struggling readers with tutorials.
- Only assign tutorials to those who need them.
5Layers of BAIP
- Layer 1
- Using Lessons - Teacher needs a username and
password - Layer 2
- Student Tutorials and Management System- need
students State I.D. Number (ten digits from
K.I.D.S.)
6Lesson Framework
- State mathematics curricular
- Standard
- Benchmark
- Assessed indicator
7Lesson Framework
- Overview of what is to be taught and learned
- Concepts
- Skills
- Essential Vocabulary
- Application
8Lesson Framework
- Students will
- Review essential prior knowledge and skills
- Apply to real life experience
- Model and interpret new skills through concrete
examples
9Lesson Framework
- Students will
- Practice what they have learned through guided
and independent practice
10Lesson Framework
- Activities are provided for students in need of
- Enrichment
- Additional Support
11Student Tutorials
- Individualized instruction
- Additional practice on items aligned with state
assessment - Immediate feedback
12Other BAIP Components
- Downloadable Worksheet each lesson contains a
printable worksheet to provide students with
another opportunity for guided and independent
practice. - Powerpoint Powerpoint slides to enhance each
lesson are included. Each set of slides may be
edited to add or delete information as the
teacher sees necessary. - Glossary All required vocabulary is defined and
included on the site. Vocabulary words are linked
to the glossary.
13Other BAIP Components
- Instructional Tutorials provide students with
online independent study to help students
understand and learn mathematics skills and
concepts included in the Kansas Curriculum
Standards. This format provides students with
additional opportunities to experience and
respond to assessment items that are similar to
items they encounter on state assessments. - BAIP Data Management System provides an
electronic grade book. BAIP tutorial performance
data are automatically sent to the teachers BAIP
Grade Book. This allows teachers to base their
instructional decisions on student performance.
14BAIP Management System
- Transfers data immediately to teachers account
- Teachers can assign and monitor student
performance on each tutorial - Provides individual student and classroom
performance data on each tutorial - Data are presented in graphic form
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18Teacher Input
- Teacher Use and Satisfaction/Improvement
surveys -
- Response time will be minimized
- Same questions after each lesson
- End of the year questions will be included
- A sample of teachers will be interviewed
19Future Directions
- Modify BAIP resources based on field test results
Enhance instructional strategies for students
with special learning needs
Begin developing BAIP resources for other subjects
20Possible Uses for BAIP
Intervention Class
After-school Program
Title One or Special Education Class
Substitute Day (no days lost)
Differentiated or Tiered Instruction
Remediation use a lower grades tutorial
Challenge use upper grades tutorial
Bell-work (formative questions)
21Website
http//baip2.elearndesign.org/
Sample Usernames and Passwords
Username teacher1_at_sample.com Password 1
22BAIP Exploration
- Survey the BAIP Website
- Search for a lesson at your grade level that you
will use in your classroom.
23Final Questions
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