iep smart goals to improve academics eydie wilson, ph.d. math coach november 3, 2009
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IEP SMART Goals to Improve Academics Eydie Wilson, Ph.D. Math Coach November 3, 2009. Well written IEP goals will describe what the child will do, when and how he will do it and what the time frame will be for achieving it. DATA Qualitative / Quantitative. STUDENT(S). AIS - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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IEP SMART Goals to Improve Academics
Eydie Wilson, Ph.D.Math CoachNovember 3, 2009
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Well written IEP goals will describe what the child will do, when and how he will do it and what the time frame will be for achieving it.
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STUDENT(S)
DATA
Qualitative / Quantitative
SMART Goals – IEP
AIS
Teaching Strategies
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Overview
1. Data Analyze Major Trends
Activity 1: Data Statement/Wondering Chart
2. IEP SMART Goals SMART - Define the Characteristics Writing IEP Goal - Present Level Performance
Activity 2: Writing IEP Annual SMART Goals Activity 3: Improving IEP Annual Goals
3. Academic Intervention - Question: What can we do as teachers? Teaching Strategies
Activity 4: Identify and Define Strategies
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Data
Types of DataAnalyze Major TrendsActivity 1: Data Statement/Wondering Chart
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Data
Qualitative (Describes a situation soft data – audio/video/transcripts) Classroom-based assessments (Direct Observation, Interviews,
case study) Assessments – EClass, Written Documents (logs / check sheets)
Quantitative (Numerical data defines a situation) Measurable and verifiable data that is amenable to statistical
manipulation NYS Standardized Tests GPA/ ranking Surveys Logs / check sheets
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NYS Math: Levels 1 and 2Performance Indicators – G4
Levels 1 and 2
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Incorrect Answered
Stud
ents
The Indicators are: Number Sense and Operations, Statistics and Probability, Algebra, Geometry, Measurement
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Activity 1: Data Analysis Questions
Analysis - Focus on performance
1. Data Statement: Indicate the Trends
2. Questions: Using the graph – Analyze and discuss the possible reasons for the high rate of incorrect answers
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SMART Goals
SMART Goals CharacteristicsActivity 2: Writing the IEP Goals
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What Are SMART GOALS?
S pecificM easurableA ttainableR ealisticT imely
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S pecific
Goals should be … Specific - > Say what you want to achieve Target areas of academic achievement, functional performance
(behavior) to be taught Clear to anyone that has a basic knowledge of the student’s
academic needs Answer the six "W" questions:
Who - is involved? What - do I want to accomplish? Where - Identify a location. When - Establish a time frame. Which - Identify requirements and constraints. Why - purpose or benefits of accomplishing the goal.
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M easurable
Goals should … Be reasonable and objective Describe what a student can accomplish within a 12
month period Enable a teacher to assess the child’s progress
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A ttainable
Goal should be .. Reasonable, and Realistic Feasible in terms of available resources Action-oriented – written with action verbs
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R ealistic
Goals should … Results-oriented, relevant, reasonable Focus on the end results you desire rather than the
activities necessary to get there P.S. Progress and Performance must be
monitored – Quantitative or Qualitative Assessments
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T imely
Goals should be Time-based, tangible - grounded within a time
frame Enable you to monitor progress at regular
intervals T can also stand for Tangible - When your goal is
tangible you have a better chance of making it specific and measurable and thus attainable.
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Why use them?
SMART goals help educators become more accountable and responsible for the child's learning
Enables teachers to write measurable and objective IEP Present Level Performance (IEP pages 3,4,5) and Annual Goals
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Academic Annual Goal
Statements that emanate from the present levels of performance which
1. Are measurable terms describing skill, knowledge or behavior that the student is going to work on during the next twelve months
2. Includes steps that provide directions for the teacher/related service and help the students work toward goal
3. How goals will be measured
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PLP into Annual SMART Goal
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How To Write SMART Goals
Identify specifically (e.g. Math, Behavior) what needs improvementConsult the data!What are the greatest areas in need of
improvement? Dig deep and get specific (disaggregate!)
What is the Skill (math, behavior, etc) needs improvement
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Example 1: PLP Goal
William has difficulty decoding multi-syllabic words which interferes with his reading comprehension and fluency.
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Example: PLP -> Annual SMART Goal
In one year, William will decode multi-syllabic words containing prefixes, suffixes and root words. He will correctly decode 20 words in 5 weekly consecutive tests, with no more than 2 errors per test (80%). Progress will be assess by the classroom teacher using quizzes weekly for five weeks.
SPECIFIC - MEASUREABLE - ATTAINABLE - REALISTIC - TIME-BOUND
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Writing the Goals … QuestionsQuestions: What do you want the student to know or be able to
do in 12 months, and why can't he /she do it now? What can he / she do now? Identify the starting
point for each area of need and the current skills / knowledge?
What is the current progress? Describe the current progress in the area of need
Is each objective measurable? Will they advance the student from the "Present
Level to the "Measurable annual goals"?
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You can make it measurable by…
Indicating a rate (e.g. 3 out of 4 times, 80% of the time, 5 minutes out of every 10, 75% success)When using a rate, be sure you can specify
and measure the whole part (e.g. 80% of any 15-minute observation)
Measurable Academic Goals
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Measurable Behavior Goals You can make student behavior measurable by …
Defining the factors surrounding the behavior precipitating events, such as, "when asked to
work independently," or environmental factors, such as, "when dealing with female authority figures," or other patterns, such as "always after lunch," "in math class," "on the playground.“
Identifying the results of the behavior removal from the classroom has increased [this
behavior]." If this looks like a Functional Behavioral Assessment, it is.
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Activity 2:
Improve Annual SMART Goal
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Improve This Goal…
Thomas will show evidence of one year of growth in mathematics each year in attendance.
SPECIFIC - MEASUREABLE - ATTAINABLE - REALISTIC - TIME-BOUND
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SMART GOAL: During the 2006-07 school year, given math strategies
(paired association techniques) with frequent repetition and practice to facilitate automatic memory and recall of facts, Thomas will apply strategies to solve multi-step multiplication and division equations. He will demonstrate mastery by achieving 85% accuracy on 5 consecutive quizzes over a period of five weeks.
Original: William will show evidence of one year of growth in mathematics each year in attendance.
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Improve This Goal…
Stacy will meet or exceed the State’s writing expectations as measured by the yearly ELA scoring.
SPECIFIC - MEASUREABLE - ATTAINABLE - REALISTIC - TIME-BOUND
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SMART GOAL: During the 2009-10 school year, given multi-
sensory reading instruction, Stacey will demonstrate mastery of the six syllable types by fluently decoding selected passages incorporating all six syllable types. In 5 consecutive weekly quizzes she will decode timed passages with no more than one error per page.
Original: Stacy will improve reading skills as measured by the yearly ELA scoring.
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Academic InterventionQuestion: What can we do as teachers? Teaching Strategies Activity 4: Identify and Define Strategies
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Teaching Strategies
Common planning Tutoring One-to-one direct instruction Small group Games – Everyday Math, Impact Math Technology – Math Websites Evaluation indicators: Assessments
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General Information
All Students on Levels 1 and 2 must receive AIS
Teachers must complete and submit a monthly calendar (hand-out)
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Conclusion
DATA - Using DATA we are able to indicate objectively the student’s Present Level of Performance.
SMART Goals -Annual SMART Goals are generated based on PLP focused on what will be worked on over a 12 month period
Teaching Strategies -The SMART Goal will be attained through a variety of TEACHING STRATEGIES best suited for the student to achieve the goal.