cdcs/spcs & evaas
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CDCs/SPCs & EVAAS. July 25, 2013 Greensboro, NC. What is Your Role? ( polleverywhere ). Goals. Understand how to navigate EVAAS. Understand the premise of Value-Added Models. Understand 6 EVAAS reports and have ideas on how you might use them. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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CDCs/SPCs & EVAASJuly 25, 2013Greensboro, NC
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What is Your Role? (polleverywhere)
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Goals
1. Understand how to navigate EVAAS.
2. Understand the premise of Value-Added Models.
3. Understand 6 EVAAS reports and have ideas on how you might use them.
4. Apply ideas to scenarios of CTE teachers and students.
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Overview of EVAAS
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EVAAS can tell you WHAT happened. It’s up to YOU to determine WHY it happened and what you want to do about it.
Improve the
Education Program
EVAASLocal
Knowledge & Expertise
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Navigating the Site
Tabs
Subgroups (must have 5)
Help
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SAS EVAAS Questions?
http://ncdpi.sas.com
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Effectiveness Categories
0.0
Index is equal to or greater than a -2 but less than +2
Index is 2 or higher
Index is less than -2
State Growth Standard/State Average = 0.0
Standard Error = a measure of uncertaintyUsually, the more data you have, the smaller the standard error.
Index = Teacher Estimate divided by its Standard Error
Growth = 4 / Standard Error = 1
Index = 4
Growth = 4 / Standard Error = 2
Index = 2
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School Composites
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Report 1: Student Report
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How could use the Student Report?
(Text responses using PollEverywhere)
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EOC, ACT, SAT, AP Projections
are available.
Report 2: Projection Report
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Brainstorm ideas for using projection reports for math, ELA, ACT in CTE Text responses using PollEverywhere
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Report 3: Student Pattern Report
Student Predicted Score Observed Score 2012 Percentile
Check the boxes of the students you would like to select.
EVAAS will divide students into low, middle and high providing the average growth for each subgroup.
Ideas for using this report:
• CDC/SPC might use to run reports on students receiving targeted services. (Must be at least 15 students)
• IMC might run a report for concentrators as well as for clusters.
• Teachers can use to examine their impact on students. (see next slide for an example)
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Use Student Pattern Report Copied to Excel for Reflection on Growth
Student Name Pred Score Obs Score GrowthDid student
make growth? Percentile
Student-KsPr 87.6 57 -30.6 2
Student-HNLJ 84 59 -25 2
Student-JFds 79.9 62 -17.9 2
Student-PRSt 86.8 90 3.2 40
Student-HYxJ 88.4 90 1.6 40
Student-YpJS 88.9 90 1.1 40
Student-HfCX 84.4 91 6.6 43
Student-Yfhf 87.1 91 3.9 43
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Report 4: Teacher Value Added Report
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Student Teacher Linkages(from View List of Students on previous slide)
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EVAAS Teacher Value Added Report
Supplemental Information Table
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Report 5: Teacher Diagnostic Report
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EVAAS Teacher Diagnostic Report
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Student Scenarios A, B, C, and D Activity
What do you know about this
student based on
the report?
What can you infer
about this student
based on the
report?
What additional information
would you like on this
student?
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Teacher Scenarios
What do you know about the teacher
based on the report?
What can you infer about the teacher
based on the report?
What additional information would
you like on the teacher?
What are some PD, strategies and resources you
might share with this teacher?
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Questions
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Exit Poll
Text responses:
How do you think CDCs and SPCs can most effectively use EVAAS?