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- 2. © Relay Graduate School of Education. All rights reserved. 2 Success is NOT Just a Number. What’s the Full Story? http://s1.hubimg.com/u/7599708_f520.jpg
- 3. © Relay Graduate School of Education. All rights reserved. 3 The Data Narrative is a chance to tell the full story of your students’ performance. http://www.greenbookblog.org/wp-content/uploads//08/Martin-Dec-2010.jpg
- 4. The Data Narrative is a Report and Analysis of End-of-Year Academic and Character Data
- 5. The Data Narrative Has Six Sections
- 6. SGA Data Narrative Sections • Teaching Context • Overall academic results • Academic results for subgroups of students • Academic results for one student • Overall character results and analysis • Next steps based on data
- 7. SGA Data Narrative Sections • Teaching context - You’ll provide context for your teaching placement and scope of instruction. • Overall academic results • Academic results for subgroups of students • Academic results for one student • Overall character results and analysis • Next steps based on data
- 8. SGA Data Narrative Sections • Teaching context • Overall academic results - You'll analyze all students' performance relative to the Proficient and Ambitious Goal. • Academic results for subgroups of students • Academic results for one student • Overall character results and analysis • Next steps based on data
- 9. SGA Data Narrative Sections • Teaching context • Overall academic results • Academic results for subgroups of students - You'll formulate two compelling research questions, analyze your data, and narrate findings to address those research questions. • Academic results for one student • Overall character results and analysis • Next steps based on data
- 10. SGA Data Narrative Sections • Teaching Context • Overall academic results • Academic results for subgroups of students • Academic results for one student - You'll describe a single student and analyze that student’s achievement throughout the year. • Overall character results and analysis • Next steps based on data
- 11. SGA Data Narrative Sections • Teaching Context • Overall academic results • Academic results for subgroups of students • Academic results for one student • Overall character results and analysis - You'll analyze performance on the selected character indicators and narrate findings. • Next steps based on data
- 12. SGA Data Narrative Sections • Teaching Context • Overall academic results • Academic results for subgroups of students • Academic results for one student • Overall character results and analysis • Next steps based on data - You'll leverage these analyses of academic and character data to determine next steps.
- 13. Keep Up With Your Work, Leverage Your Peers http://www.cultofmac.com/164117/the-case-for-a-macbook-pro-without-an-optical-drive/
- 14. Tell Your Kids’ Story!
Editor's Notes
- Welcome to SGA-204: The Data Narrative.
- Success is NOT just a number. Say: Numbers, without context, have no meaning. 76% and 1.14 years of reading growth don’t tell the full story. We're going to revisit that concept at a deeper level today. Image from: http://s1.hubimg.com/u/7599708_f520.jpg
- The Data Narrative is a chance to tell the full story of performance. Image from: http://www.greenbookblog.org/wp-content/uploads//08/Martin-Dec-2010.jpg
- The Data Narrative is a report and analysis of EOY academic and character data.
- There are six sections of the Data Narrative which you will learn more about in your next session.
- They are: Teaching Context which is the explanation of who, what, and where you teach A report of your overall academic results Ask research questions of subgroups of students Analyze one student’s results in detail A report and analysis of your character growth data Finally, you will share next steps based on those data
- They are: Teaching Context which is the explanation of who, what, and where you teach A report of your overall academic results Ask research questions of subgroups of students Analyze one student’s results in detail A report and analysis of your character growth data Finally, you will share next steps based on those data
- They are: Teaching Context which is the explanation of who, what, and where you teach A report of your overall academic results Ask research questions of subgroups of students Analyze one student’s results in detail A report and analysis of your character growth data Finally, you will share next steps based on those data
- They are: Teaching Context which is the explanation of who, what, and where you teach A report of your overall academic results Ask research questions of subgroups of students Analyze one student’s results in detail A report and analysis of your character growth data Finally, you will share next steps based on those data
- They are: Teaching Context which is the explanation of who, what, and where you teach A report of your overall academic results Ask research questions of subgroups of students Analyze one student’s results in detail A report and analysis of your character growth data Finally, you will share next steps based on those data
- They are: Teaching Context which is the explanation of who, what, and where you teach A report of your overall academic results Ask research questions of subgroups of students Analyze one student’s results in detail A report and analysis of your character growth data Finally, you will share next steps based on those data
- They are: Teaching Context which is the explanation of who, what, and where you teach A report of your overall academic results Ask research questions of subgroups of students Analyze one student’s results in detail A report and analysis of your character growth data Finally, you will share next steps based on those data
- You gotta keep up with your work, and you gotta make use of your peer feedback during class time! http://www.cultofmac.com/164117/the-case-for-a-macbook-pro-without-an-optical-drive/
- Say Who remembers this guy? You know, with the goal folders? The very first thing you did when you started your SGA work a year and a half ago was to hear Jonah talk about his goals. You probably remember our friend Jonah. [Optional] Replay Clip He is SO excited and invested by his goals in his goal folder! You worked with 10 or 20 or 30 or 100 or 200 Jonah’s this year. The Master’s Defense is your opportunity to tell the story of what happened in their collective goal folda. This is the culmination of all of your hard work at Relay and your kids’ hard work this year. How will you remember their achievement and how will you tell your colleagues and friends about what they accomplished? The Master’s Defense process will help you write and orally share a polished, compelling account of this school year. That brings us to the end of our session! Get excited to tell your kids story!