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ESSA, SEL & Accountability June 19, 2018 Presenters Linda Dusenbury, Director, Collaborating States Initiative, CASEL Hanna Melnick , Research Analyst & Policy Advisor, Learning Policy Institute Jeremy Taylor, Director, Assessment &
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Linda Dusenbury, Director, Collaborating States Initiative, CASEL Hanna Melnick, Research Analyst & Policy Advisor, Learning Policy Institute Jeremy Taylor, Director, Assessment & Continuous Improvement, CASEL
https://casel.org/collaborative-state-initiative/
CASEL Collaborating States Initiative
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CSI Emerging Insights Report (June 2018) https://casel.org/wp- content/uploads/2018/06/CSI- Insights.pdf Interested in joining? Contact Linda Dusenbury at ldusenbury@casel.org
learningpolicyinstitute.org/product/encouraging-social- emotional-learning-new-accountability-report
Encouraging Social and Emotional Learning: Next Steps for States
What is “student success” and how do we measure it?
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What is SEL?
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Academic learning Social and emotional learning Positive School Climate (School is safe, with strong relationships, engaging teaching and learning, and adequate resources)
SEL and School Climate: Foundations for Academic Learning
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Types of indicators in an an accountability and continuous improvement system
Federal ederal
- Reported for federal / state accountability systems
- Used to identify schools for improvement
State-re repor ported ed State-su suppor ported d or locall lly y select ected
Types of indicators in an an accountability and continuous improvement system
Federal ederal
- Reported for federal / state accountability systems
- Used to identify schools for improvement
State-re repor ported ed
- Reported for schools statewide
- Used for state and local improvement
State-su suppor ported d or locall lly y select ected
Types of indicators in an an accountability and continuous improvement system
Federal ederal
- Reported for federal / state accountability systems
- Used to identify schools for improvement
State-re repor ported ed
- Reported for schools statewide
- Used for state and local improvement
State-su suppor ported d or locall lly y select ected
- Provided by state for voluntary use or adopted locally
- Used for local improvement
How can we measure SEL and school climate? Where do measures fit in accountability systems?
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Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
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SEL Measures of students’ social-emotional competencies X Scho hool
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climat imate St Studen udent t
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comes mes
How can we measure SEL and school climate? Where do measures fit in accountability systems?
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Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
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local
St Stude udent t
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come mes Scho hool
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climat imate SEL Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
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local
St Studen udent t
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comes mes Suspension rates Chronic absenteeism rates X X X Scho hool
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climat imate SEL Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
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local
St Studen udent t
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comes mes Suspension rates Chronic absenteeism rates X X X Scho hool
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climat imate Surveys of school climate and supports for SEL X* X X SEL Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
- r lo
local
SEL Surveys, observations, or performance assessments
- f students’ social-
emotional competencies X Scho hool
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climat imate Surveys of school climate and supports for SEL X* X X St Studen udent t
- utco
comes mes Suspension rates Chronic absenteeism rates X X X
*Only student surveys meet ESSA’s requirements.
Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
- r lo
local
SEL Measures of students’ social-emotional competencies X Scho hool
- l
climat imate Surveys of school climate and supports for SEL X* X X St Studen udent t
- utco
comes mes
Sample Survey items
SEL Survey
- I think about what might
happen before making a decision.
- I respect my classmate’s
- pinions during a
disagreement.
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School Climate Survey
- I feel safe at this school.
- At this school, there is a
teacher or some other adult who really cares about me.
- My classes are challenging.
- This school is a supportive and
inviting place for staff to work.
How can we measure SEL and school climate? Where do measures fit in accountability systems?
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Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
- r lo
local
St Stude udent t
- utco
come mes Scho hool
- l
climat imate SEL Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
- r lo
local
St Studen udent t
- utco
comes mes Suspension rates Chronic absenteeism rates X X X Scho hool
- l
climat imate SEL Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
- r lo
local
St Studen udent t
- utco
comes mes Suspension rates Chronic absenteeism rates X X X Scho hool
- l
climat imate Surveys of school climate and supports for SEL X* X X SEL Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
- r lo
local
SEL Surveys, observations, or performance assessments
- f students’ social-
emotional competencies X Scho hool
- l
climat imate Surveys of school climate and supports for SEL X* X X St Studen udent t
- utco
comes mes Suspension rates Chronic absenteeism rates X X X
*Only student surveys meet ESSA’s requirements.
Measur asure
Fede deral al St State- reported St State- suppo ported ed
- r lo
local
SEL Measures of students’ social-emotional competencies X Scho hool
- l
climat imate Surveys of school climate and supports for SEL X* X X St Studen udent t
- utco
comes mes Suspension rates Chronic absenteeism rates X X X
- 1. Support measures of students’ social and emotional
competence for local use
What can states do?
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- 1. Support measures of students’ social and emotional
competence for local use
- 2. Include measures of school climate, supports for SEL, &
related outcomes in statewide reporting systems
What can states do?
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- 1. Support measures of students’ social and emotional
competence for local use
- 2. Include measures of school climate, supports for SEL, &
related outcomes in statewide reporting systems
- 3. Provide districts with well-validated measurement tools
What can states do?
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- 1. Support measures of students’ social and emotional
competence for local use
- 2. Include measures of school climate, supports for SEL, &
related outcomes in statewide reporting systems
- 3. Provide districts with well-validated measurement tools
- 4. Offer resources and technical assistance for data analysis
and professional learning
What can states do?
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Learning Policy Institute Resources
Download reports
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Contact: Hanna Melnick
hmelnick@learningpolicyinstitute.org
States Using School Climate Measures Under ESSA
Source: LPI’s forthcoming report on ESSA. For updates, go to bit.ly/LPIupdates
For the full table, see: https://learningpolicyinstitute.org/product/encouraging- social-emotional-learning-new-accountability-report
Source: 5 Essentials Survey, https://illinois.5-essentials.org/2017/
Using school climate surveys to improve – Illinois
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Questions
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http://measuringsel.casel.org/
Assessment Work Group
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Social Emotional Learning Assessment Guidance https://education.mn.gov/MDE/dse/safe/clim/social/imp/
MN SEL Assessment Guidance
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