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IDOE Your Voice Matters Survey Da Data In Inquiry ry an and Act ction Plan lannin ing Sess ssion September 2018 IDOE Your Voice Matters Program Goals Su Support ESS SSA Plan lan Go Goals ls: Support the goals outlined


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IDOE Your Voice Matters Survey

Da Data In Inquiry ry an and Act ction Plan lannin ing Sess ssion September 2018

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IDOE “Your Voice Matters” Program Goals

  • Su

Support ESS SSA Plan lan Go Goals ls: Support the goals outlined within the ESSA plan regarding data about teachers.

  • Provid

ide Da Data for Di Districts: Provide data that informs district professional development and improvement efforts.

  • Enab

able Representative Voi

  • ice: Enable teachers from across the state to provide input
  • n their experiences.
  • Im

Improve Teacher Retention: Use survey data to strengthen efforts to retain teachers in the profession within Indiana.

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About Panorama

Panorama serves 7+ million students, 500+ districts

  • Team of 120 based in Boston
  • Researchers developing valid and reliable

educational survey instruments used by school systems across the country

  • Engineers building interactive technology to

make data actionable

  • Faci

cilitators supporting leaders to understand and act on data

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Session Objectives

District and school leaders will be able to:

Access “Your Voice Matters” survey data

Identify key insights from the survey utilizing the full range of reporting functionality within Panorama

Engage in data inquiry to reflect on outcomes in their district and/or school

Set priorities and plan for meaningful improvement

Plan next steps for supporting schools and/or their district teams to make data-driven decisions based on results

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Teacher Survey Program

Teachers Teachers completed their surveys online Teachers completed surveys between May 14th and June 14th

44% of Teachers shared feedback about their experiences in their schools 28 districts had 100% participation 144 districts had >50% participation

26,438 teachers 284 districts 1039 schools

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Most teachers plan to stay both in their district and in the teaching profession for more than 10 years.

4% 18% 19% 59% 10% 28% 21% 41% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 1 year or less 2-5 years 6-10 years >10 years Percent of Respondents Intended Number of Years

Years Planned to Stay in Current District or Teaching Profession

Years planned to stay in current district Years planned to stay in teaching profession

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For teachers who consider leaving their district or the teaching profession soon, pay and professional climate are the main factors.

1% 5% 6% 7% 8% 9% 12% 13% 20% 43% 4% 5% 4% 9% 4% 14% 17% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% Not applicable Lack of preparation Lack of career pathways Lack of autonomy Work hours Other Increased accountability Retirement Professional Climate Pay Percent of Respondents

Main Reasons for Leaving District or Teaching Profession Soon

Main reason for leaving current district soon Main reason for leaving the teaching profession soon

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Session Agenda

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Time Activity 15 minutes Introductions 30 minutes Preparing for Data Analysis 30 minutes Data Insights Scavenger Hunt 10 minutes Prioritizing One Key Focus Area 20 minutes Peer Coaching Protocol 45 minutes Action Planning 15 minutes Session Closure

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Ladder of Inference

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As you look through data...

 What are alternative explanations for why ______ is happening?  What is the chain of reasoning that might have caused _____ to

_______?

 What are 3 questions I can generate to learn more before taking

action?

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As you discuss data with others...

Sounds Like...

  • I notice...
  • I wonder...
  • Tell me more about that!
  • It’s possible that _____, and

also possible that _____. Be Mindful Of…

  • ______ always…
  • ______ never…
  • [Evidence] must be false

because…

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How can I I understand

  • verall results for ID

IDOE?

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Access IDOE Your Voice Matters Survey Results

  • 1. If you have already created a Panorama account, visit

sec secure re.panora ramaed.com and log in.

  • 2. If you have not created one, se

sear arch your email il in inbox for an an email il fr from Pan anorama Education.

  • 3. Click the link in your email to create your Panorama
  • password. (Click forgot pas

assword if you don’t remember). Ne Need su supp pport rt? Le Let you your fac acil ilit itators rs kn know!

secure.panoramaed.com

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Understand Prioritize Reflect Discuss Plan

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Understand Prioritize Reflect Discuss Plan

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Survey Scavenger Hunt

  • 1. Continue on to the next section of your

planner on Page 2.

  • 2. You will have 20 minutes to note and

bookmark key data points throughout reports. If you finish early, feel free to Bookmark additional elements for further study.

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Page 2

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Where are you on the la ladder rig ight now?

Think back to the Ladder of Inference. As you practiced navigating data, did you climb? How?

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Understand Prioritize Reflect Discuss Plan

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Prioritize

  • 1. Continue on to the next section of your

planner on Page 3.

  • 2. Considering the criteria outlined on your

handout, decide on one area of focus for your district or school.

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Page 3

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What wil ill you prioritize?

Which area will you prioritize, and why?

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Understand Prioritize Reflect Discuss Plan

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Reflect

  • 1. Continue on to the next section of your

planner on Page 3.

  • 2. Prepare for peer coaching by reflecting on

results in terms of teacher voice. Consider: What are teachers telling us? What might that mean they are asking us to do?

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Understand Prioritize Reflect Discuss Plan

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Discuss

  • 1. Continue on to the next section of your

planner on Page 4.

  • 2. Find a partner who you do not regularly

work with for the peer coaching protocol.

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What came up in in your conversation?

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Planning Time

  • 1. Take the next 30 minutes to create a goal

and plan for taking action in your role.

  • 2. Then, think through next steps for sharing

these results out more widely with other key stakeholders who will help champion using this data to improve outcomes for students.

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What’s next?

With this information at your fingertips, what are next steps coming away from today? What additional supports are needed?

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Dig igital Resource Hub

  • Navigation Recording
  • Slides and Planner from Today
  • Resources for Action Planning
  • On-Going Access to Support
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Thank You + Feedback

Please help us practice what we preach by completing a short feedback survey on your experience learning with us today!

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