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1 SINA Implementation Action Plan Professional Development Assessment Evaluation Questions Requires ongoing Specifies Monitors Student Success Teacher Behavior Determine impact on… 4 Key Components 1) Administrators are supportive and actively involved 2) Adequate time provided 3) Teachers given frequent opportunities to collaborate 4) Adequate resources allocated How will data be collected? Who will collect these data and when? How will data be shared and with whom? How will the data be analyzed? How often and how will implementation data be compared with formative student IPDM Monitor Student Achievement Monitor Teacher Behavior Structure for Teacher Collaboration Adjust Training and Supports What are students/teachers experiencing? Are students showing learning gains? Should we increase/decrease our use of certain strategies? What tools are needed to monitor progress? 2011 AEA 267

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SINA Implementation

Action Plan

Professional Development

AssessmentEvaluation Questions

Requires ongoingSpecifies

Monitors

Student Success

Teacher Behavior

Determine impact on…4 Key Components1) Administrators are supportive and

actively involved2) Adequate time provided3) Teachers given frequent opportunities

to collaborate4) Adequate resources allocated

How will data be collected?

Who will collect these data and when?

How will data be shared and with whom?

How will the data be analyzed?

How often and how will implementation data be compared with formative studentachievement data?

IPDMMonitor Student AchievementMonitor Teacher BehaviorStructure for Teacher CollaborationAdjust Training and Supports

What are students/teachers experiencing?

Are students showing learning gains?

Should we increase/decrease our use of certainstrategies?

What tools are needed to monitor progress?

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Professional Development to Support Student Achievement

“When schools become places for teachers to learn, they also become schools on the way to improvement.”

-Gentile, 2006

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Why Monitor Implementation of Professional Development?

TO GATHER AND USE DATATO GATHER AND USE DATA To monitor the implementation of

professional development content

To monitor IMPACTIMPACT on student learning and teacher behavior

To adjust the professional development plan

Source: Iowa Professional Development Model – Tool2(cycle)4Tool can be found on page 56 of the Implementation Section

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Collaboration/Implementation

Two consistent findings in research:

Much of the content of training is never implemented in classrooms- 12% with fidelity

Successful implementation of professional development uses the power of collaborative work power of collaborative work of teachers to solve problems and change practice

Two consistent findings in research:

Much of the content of training is never implemented in classrooms- 12% with fidelity

Successful implementation of professional development uses the power of collaborative work power of collaborative work of teachers to solve problems and change practice

2011 AEA 267

Goal Setting andStudent Learning

Selecting Contentand Providers

Designing Processfor Professional

Development

ProgramEvaluation

(Summative)

Collecting/AnalyzingStudent Data

Ongoing Data Collection(Formative Evaluation)

Collaboration/Implementation

Training/LearningOpportunities

Goal Setting andStudent Learning

Selecting Contentand Providers

Designing Processfor Professional

Development

ProgramEvaluation

(Summative)

Collecting/AnalyzingStudent Data

Ongoing Data Collection(Formative Evaluation)

Collaboration/Implementation

Training/LearningOpportunities

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Collaboration/ Implementation

The Iowa Professional Development Model provides structure for teacher collaboration.Examples include:

– rehearsing lessons– planning lesson together– observing each other– studying data– solving problems related to using new strategy

The Iowa Professional Development Model provides structure for teacher collaboration.Examples include:

– rehearsing lessons– planning lesson together– observing each other– studying data– solving problems related to using new strategy

2011 AEA 267

Goal Setting andStudent Learning

Selecting Contentand Providers

Designing Processfor Professional

Development

ProgramEvaluation

(Summative)

Collecting/AnalyzingStudent Data

Ongoing Data Collection(Formative Evaluation)

Collaboration/Implementation

Training/LearningOpportunities

Goal Setting andStudent Learning

Selecting Contentand Providers

Designing Processfor Professional

Development

ProgramEvaluation

(Summative)

Collecting/AnalyzingStudent Data

Ongoing Data Collection(Formative Evaluation)

Collaboration/Implementation

Training/LearningOpportunities

2011 AEA 267

Tools to Monitor PD Implementation

Reading Comprehension Pocket Guide

Math Checklist

Implementation Log Example

Observation Walk-througho Middle Schoolo Elementary

Helpful Hints to avoid the Pitfalls of Monitoring Implementation of Professional Development

Consistently looking and analyzing data

Frequent productive meetings

Not expecting miracles

2011 AEA 267

Collaboration/ Implementation

Monitor the IMPACT of professional development on student success and teacher behavior:– What are students/teachers experiencing? – Are students showing gains?– Should we increase/decrease our use of certain

strategies?

Data help teams to make decisions about how to adjust the training and the supports provided to teachers

Monitor the IMPACT of professional development on student success and teacher behavior:– What are students/teachers experiencing? – Are students showing gains?– Should we increase/decrease our use of certain

strategies?

Data help teams to make decisions about how to adjust the training and the supports provided to teachers

2011 AEA 267

Goal Setting andStudent Learning

Selecting Contentand Providers

Designing Processfor Professional

Development

ProgramEvaluation

(Summative)

Collecting/AnalyzingStudent Data

Ongoing Data Collection(Formative Evaluation)

Collaboration/Implementation

Training/LearningOpportunities

Goal Setting andStudent Learning

Selecting Contentand Providers

Designing Processfor Professional

Development

ProgramEvaluation

(Summative)

Collecting/AnalyzingStudent Data

Ongoing Data Collection(Formative Evaluation)

Collaboration/Implementation

Training/LearningOpportunities

The Myth of Linearity…NOT SO!

2011 AEA 267

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SINA Implementation

Action Plan

Professional Development

AssessmentEvaluation Questions

Requires ongoingSpecifies

Monitors

Student Success

Teacher Behavior

Determine impact on…4 Key Components1) Administrators are supportive and

actively involved2) Adequate time provided3) Teachers given frequent opportunities

to collaborate4) Adequate resources allocated

How will data be collected?

Who will collect these data and when?

How will data be shared and with whom?

How will the data be analyzed?

How often and how will implementation data be compared with formative studentachievement data?

IPDMMonitor Student AchievementMonitor Teacher BehaviorStructure for Teacher CollaborationAdjust Training and Supports

What are students/teachers experiencing?

Are students showing learning gains?

Should we increase/decrease our use of certainstrategies?

What tools are needed to monitor progress?

2011 AEA 267

Worksheet:Implementation/ Formative Data

Stakeholders Changes in Stakeholders

Formative Evaluation Questions

Evidence Collected

Summary of Evidence AND

Next Steps

Teachers

Students

Administrators

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REMEMBER…Key “Jobs” as you implement your plan

Meet regularly to monitor progress

Have a focused review process Maintain the focus and

endurance of the plan Lead and include other staff

members Communicate and celebrate

the progress

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