Anet Data Meeting Observation Checklist
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ANet Data Meeting Observation Checklist SY’2013-2014 Intro Does the school leader: Introduce the work to be done and describe how it fits into other school priorities? Provide context for the data reports (i.e. the intention to be used for instructional versus evaluative purposes)? Establish clear outcomes for the meeting? Introduce an agenda with a clear protocol and time allocations for the meeting? Describe assigned roles for various participants in the meeting? Bring energy and enthusiasm to the meeting? Set context for what is good performance? Share wins as a whole school? Data/Item Analysis Does the school leader: Model the process for selecting priority standards based on foundational and/or heavily assessed skills combined with student performance? Describe the process clearly for breaking down standards/skills into sub-skills with the whole group and/or smaller groups of teachers? Model the process for analyzing the assessment itself to identify possible misconceptions for each distracter choice? Model the process for analyzing the data reports to identify student response trends and misconceptions on individual questions within the priority standards? Introduce the idea of grouping students based on differentiated need according to the data? Give teachers a takeaway chart/graphic organizer of some sort to capture data takeaways? Work with one group of teachers and/or float around to multiple groups to ensure proper implementation of the data analysis protocol and redirect when necessary? Do the teachers: Accurately and insightfully analyze the data reports, to generate relevant takeaways from the data about student performance? Review the actual ANET test items connected to the takeaways. Examine the academic and concept vocabulary of the test items, references back to the passage or math problem etc. Identify priority standard(s) for the reteach with connections to ANET objective guides and specific sub-skills students will need to develop e.g. in Math what are the conceptual, procedural and/or application skills of focus? Look at planning cycle over the next two weeks. In what specific lessons will you reteach this skill? Build action plan into lesson-planning process – not a separate plan Use an Action plan graphic organizer to include priority standards, skill/sub-skill being re-taught, instructional strategies plan for whole, small group and individual students, specific dates/times for re-teaching, and plans for reassessment? Action Planning Does the school leader: Model the process of creating a manageable and targeted action plan from a set of data takeaways? Include expectations for whether action plans should be for whole groups and small groups? Describe expectations for when action plans should be implemented as part of the school day? Describe expectations for a date by which all action plans should be implemented? Provide guidance and recommendations for instructional strategies to be used to accomplish action plan objectives? Provide strategies for the creation of reassessments based on action plans and at the appropriate level of rigor? Provide teachers with an action plan graphic organizer to include skill/sub-skill being re-taught, instructional strategies, specific dates/times for re-teaching, and plans for reassessment? Provide teachers with sample action plans? Work with one group of teachers and/or float around to multiple groups to ensure proper implementation of the data analysis protocol and redirect when necessary? Do the teachers: Use graphic organizer to capture action plans to accelerate student learning and performance? Create re-teach plans based on specific skills identified during the data analysis process? Create an action plan that is manageable in scope given the time allotted for implementation? Include priority standards, sub-skills and instructional strategy for whole and small student groupings? Reference to academic and concept vocabulary embedded in standard, sub-skill and/or focus test items? Include a reassessment as a means to measure student progress and growth? Stay focused on the intended outcomes without straying onto irrelevant topics, overly challenging the test itself, etc.?
Closing/Follow-up Structure Does the school leader: Bring the group back together for a meeting closing? Ask a few of the teachers to share their takeaways and next steps with the whole group? Explicitly review timelines and next steps for turning in action plans, re-teaching, and reflection meetings? Close the meeting with enthusiasm and high expectations for teacher performance? Do the teachers: Provide strong takeaways to share with their colleagues? Express an understanding of the timelines and next steps for completing unfinished action plans, re-teaching, and reflection meetings? Indicate a sense of possibility for fully implementing their action plans?