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Milwaukee Mathematics Partnership

Sharing in Leadership for Student Success

National Science Foundation Site Visit, 8–10 June 2005

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Core Partners

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Steering

Committee

Principal Investigator Dr. DeAnn Huinker, UWM

Co-Principal InvestigatorsDr. Kevin McLeod, UWMMr. Henry Kranendonk, MPSDr. Kimberly Farley, MATCDr. Aquine Jackson, MPS

Key IndividualsDr. Hank Kepner, UWMMr. David Ruszkiewicz, MATC Ms. Kathy Swope, MPSMr. Bob Lehmann, MTEA

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MMP Goals•Comprehensive

Mathematics Framework•Distributed Leadership•Teacher Learning Continuum•Student Learning Continuum

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Building Innovationsfor Collaboration

• Mathematics Leadership through School-based Learning Teams

• Mathematics Design Teams

• Transition to Post-secondary Mathematics

• IHE Network for Mathematics

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National Research Council. (2001). Adding it up: Helping children learn mathematics.

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Distributed Leadership Model for Mathematics

Learning Team

Other Key Teachers

Principal

Literacy Coach

Math Teacher Leader

District MathematicsLeadership

IHE Faculty Mathematics &

Math Education

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Building District Capacity

Teacher Leadership Math Teacher Leaders Math Specialists Teachers-in-Residence Assessment and Other Leaders

Challenging Mathematics Comprehensive Mathematics Framework Learning Targets State Standards and Descriptors Classroom-based Assessments

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Mathematics Design Teams

• Implement recommendations of The Mathematical Education of Teachers.

• Develop mathematical knowledge needed for teaching.

• Mathematics content tied to classroom practice.

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Design Team Members

Problem Solving Math – Dr. Richard O’MalleyMath Ed – Dr. Hank Kepner Math Ed – Kelly Kaiser Teacher - Sharonda Harris

Discrete Probability & Statistics

Math – Dr. Richard Stockbridge Math – Gary LuckMath Ed – Dr. Hank KepnerTeacher – Bernard Rahming Teacher – Pat Hopfensperger

Geometry Math – Dr. Ric Ancel Math Ed – Dr. Hank Kepner Teacher– Melissa Hedges

Algebraic Structures Math – Dr. Craig Guilbault Math Ed – Dr. Hank Kepner Teacher – Connie LaughlinTeacher – Nancy Jo Grochowski

Secondary Capstone Course Math – Dr. Kevin McLeod Math Ed – Dr. Hank Kepner Teacher – Dan Lotesto

175/176 and 275/276 Math – Gary Luck Math – Dave Ruszkiewicz Math – Tom Geil Math Ed – Dr. Hank Kepner Math Ed – Meghan Steinmeyer

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Teachers-In-Residence

• Experienced teachers from the Milwaukee Public Schools.

• On special assignment at the university.• Link academic teacher preparation and

urban classroom practice. • Align teacher preparation

and K-12 reform initiatives.

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Transition to Post-Secondary

Mathematics• Analysis of UWM & MATC placement data.• Publicizing expectations and policies of

UWM & MATC placement tests.• Pilot programs at two MPS schools.• Mathematics Placement

Enhancement Program (PEP) at UWM.

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Transition to College

New Courses

Math Focus

CUTEP

TheFuture

GraduationRequirements

InstitutionalChange

MILWAUKEE AREA Technical College

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IHE Network for Mathematics

• Comprised of mathematics faculty and mathematics educators from two-year and four-year universities and colleges.

• Engage IHE faculty in studying the mathematical preparation of teachers.

• Engage IHE faculty with PK-12 teachers and district specialists.

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Awareness ofLearningTargets

Unpack & AlignTargets to

StateFramework

Level 1 CABS:Designing

CABS

Level 2 CABS:Examining

Student work

Level 3 CABS:FormativeFeedback

Understandimportance ofidentifying andarticulating bigideas in math tobring consistencyto a school’smath program.

• Grade level• Across grades

Develop meaningfor math ideasembedded in thetargets andalignment to statestandards andschool’s mathprogram.

• Thinking Levels• State Descriptors

Provide measureof consistency ofstudent mathachievement onthe targets.

• Data on studentachievement

• ClarificationStatements

• School CABS• District Models

Examine studentwork to monitorachievement andprogress towardthe math targets.

• Protocol forstudent work

• Grade level• Across grades

Use student workfor instructionaldecisions and forappropriate andcontinuousstudent feedback.

• Scoring guides• Feedback guide

or templates• Rubrics

Learning Teams Continuum of Work for Mathematics

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Awarenessof Learning

Targets

Unpack &Align Targets

to StateFramework

Level 1CABS:

DesigningCABS

Level 2CABS:

ExaminingStudent work

Level 3CABS:

FormativeFeedback

Year 12003-04 101 38 53 9 0 1

Year 22004-05 105 9 20 53 21 2

Survey Results: April 2005Number of Schools

at Each Stage of the Continuum