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Page 1: Section A: Readiness Screeners Section B: Data Reports.

Section A: Readiness Screeners

Section B: Data Reports

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Delta Math Data Reports

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How will you identify students for targeted intervention

groups?

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Intervention Group Report

What is it?Identifies students for

targeted intervention groupsfor each readiness standard

Students identified as “below benchmark” only answered 0 or 1 out of 3 questions correctly

Handout

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How will you validate student data for targeted

interventions?

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Program Guide B1Steps 1-4 demonstrate how

to access the intervention reports.

Steps 5 and 6 answer the following questions:What type of student

performance data may need validating?

How can you determine if the performance data is accurate?

Why should teachers be involved in validating student data?Handout

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How will you determine an efficient group size for

delivering targeted interventions?

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Program Guide B2Use the program guide to

answer the following questions:When should you provide

a small group targeted intervention?

When should you provide a large group targeted intervention?

Handout

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How will you communicate individual student performance

data to parents?

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What is it?Student performance is

shown numerically and graphically for each readiness standard.

Student Performance Report

Handout

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Program Guide B3Read the notes to answer

the following questions:How many points is each

screener question worth?What percent would

appear for any “timed facts” portion if a student answered 8 facts correctly?

Handout

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Program Guide B3Read the notes to answer

the following questions:How many points is each

screener question worth?What percent would

appear for any “timed facts” portion if a student answered 8 facts correctly?

Handout

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What is it?Readiness standard

datawithin each grade-level isstacked for comparison

Longitudinal Student Performance

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Program Guide B4This program guide can

be used to create longitudinal student performance reports

Handout

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How will you identify strengths and weaknesses in your core

curriculum?

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Item Analysis ReportIdentifies possible strengths and weaknesses

in the core curriculumSupports misconception analysis

Handout

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Item Analysis Report

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How can DELTA MATH data benefit each user group?

Team Time: Focused Discussion

Handout

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Breakout SessionsSection C: Progress Monitoring

Robyn and Teacher LeadersBring Handouts

Section D: Management SystemBill, Mike, Team Leaders and

AdministratorsBring 1 computer