Title: Data Driven Instruction: Technology as an Instructional Tool
1Data Driven InstructionTechnology as an
Instructional Tool
Measures of Academic Progress (MAP)
2Highlights
- MAP Design and Features
- Marblehead MAP goals
- Marblehead Timeline
3MAP Design and Features
- Computer-based so it adapts to student
- Measures growth in student achievement in math,
language usage, and reading comprehension - Untimed
- Immediate results for instructional levels
- Can assess up to 4 times a year
- Engages teachers and administrators in
collaboration focused on student work
4Computer-based
Adult Reading
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Beginning Literacy
5MAP Team Teachers, Principals, and Curriculum
Directors
6Sample Teacher Report
7Individual Student Progress Report
8Individual Student Performance- graphical option
9Sample Class Report (Final)
10District and School Summary Reports
11Goal 1 Assess the achievement status and growth
for every student
12Goal 2 Improve Classroom Practice
13DesCartes A Continuum of Learning
- Tool for assisting in instructional development
- Goal setting for students
- Flexible grouping
- Engage all the players in a students learning
14Goal 3 Provide Professional Development
15MPS MAP TimelinePilot from Nov. 2004 July 2006
- November 2004 January 2005 Investigated
appropriate instructional tools (MassInsight) - March 2005 MVMS Teachers began MAP training
- March 2005 7th graders took MAP
- April 2005 7th grade teachers learn how to
access reports - May 2005 MVMS teacher teams beginning to use
results - June 2005 6th graders take MAP
16MPS MAP Timeline
- Summer Fall 2005 Plan implementation for
Village (grades 6, 5, 4) - Fall 2005 MVMS teacher teams continue using
results - Fall 2005 and/or January 2006 7th and 8th grade
benchmarking with MAP - Spring 2006 4th-8th MAP end-of-year assessment
- April 2005 July 2006 Ongoing assessment and
continuous use of results, teacher team-based
professional development
17NWEA Resources
http//www.nwea.org