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RESULTS NAZ Expanded Learning February 19, 2014 EXPANDED LEARNING SOLUTION PLAN RESULT ExL enrolled children demonstrate accelerated progress to achieve grade-level performance in reading and math. WHY EXAMINE PROGRESS MONITORING RESULTS?


  1. RESULTS NAZ Expanded Learning February 19, 2014

  2. EXPANDED LEARNING SOLUTION PLAN RESULT ExL enrolled children demonstrate accelerated progress to achieve grade-level performance in reading and math.

  3. WHY EXAMINE PROGRESS MONITORING RESULTS? NAZ Implemented progress monitoring is a strong indicator of performance on the MCAs. • 83% of NAZ scholars not proficient on the Reading Progress Monitoring assessments were also not proficient on the MCA Reading assessment. • 91% of NAZ scholars not proficient on the Math Progress Monitoring assessments were also not proficient on the MCA Math assessment.

  4. PROGRESS MONITORING TIMELINE in Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Summer 2014 Fall 2014

  5. SUMMER 2014 READING AND MATH in PERFORMANCE

  6. SUMMER 2014: GROWTH IN READING SKILLS Change in Reading Performance Level Summer 2014 (n=168) 100 90 80 70 118 % of Scholars 60 (70%) 50 40 30 20 30 10 20 (18%) (12 %) 0 Losing Ground Maintaining Ground Gaining Ground

  7. SUMMER READING GROWTH FOR AT-RISK SCHOLARS 13% of scholars got on track in reading over the summer

  8. SUMMER 2014: GROWTH IN MATH SKILLS Change in Math Performance Level Summer 2014 (n=175) 60 28% of scholars got 50 on track in math over the summer 40 % of Scholars 30 20 10 27 95 53 (15%) (54%) (30%) 0 Losing Ground Maintaining Ground Gaining Ground

  9. ACADEMIC YEAR READING AND MATH PERFORMANCE AND in ANALYSIS OF IMPACTS

  10. SCHOLAR CHANGE IN READING PERFORMANCE LEVEL Change in Reading Performance Level Spring to Fall 2014 (n=305) 100 90 80 70 % of Scholars 60 50 40 30 20 16 213 76 10 (5%) (70%) (25%) 0 Losing Ground Maintaining Ground Gaining Ground

  11. SCHOLAR CHANGE IN MATH PERFORMANCE LEVEL Change in Math Performance Level Spring to Fall 2014 (n=268) 60 50 40 % of Scholars 30 20 10 105 137 26 (39%) (51%) (10%) 0 Losing Ground Maintaining Ground Gaining Ground

  12. WHAT’S WORKING? in

  13. SCHOLARS SHOWING UP AT PROGRAMS Performance Level Change in Math by Average # of Days Attended (n=178) 80 70 Average # of Days Attended 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Losing Ground Maintaining Gaining Ground (n=17) (n=90) (n=71)

  14. TIME SPENT IN FOCUSED READING INSTRUCTION Performance Level Change in Reading by Average Lexia Completion (n=92) 600 Avg # Lexia Minutes Completed 500 400 300 200 100 0 Losing Ground Maintaining Gaining Ground (n=22) (n=63) (n=7)

  15. WHAT ARE WE STILL BUILDING? Implementation Stages of Essential Active Ingredients in ExL Solution Plan Design Stage: NAZ and its Partners are in 100% the process of designing and planning for 11% implementation. 90% % of EAIs in Implementation Phase 80% Initial Implementation: NAZ and its Partners are beginning to implement the 70% 46% EAI, but are not yet expecting to see 60% Design significant outcomes. 50% Initial implementation Full Implementation: NAZ and its Partners Full Implementation 40% are fully implementing all elements of the EAI with the expectation that outcomes are 30% a reflection of how well Scholars and 43% 20% families are responding to the intervention. 10% 0%

  16. WHAT CAN WE DO BETTER? in

  17. ENROLLING SCHOLARS INTO PROGRAMS

  18. ONCE ENROLLED, INCREASING ATTENDANCE AT PROGRAMS Attendance Rate per Program as Shown in NAZ Connect, Fall 2014 100 No attendance 90 data was available for 80 Program 5. Average % Attendance 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Program 1 Program 2 Program 3 Program 4 *Note: This graph represents our best depiction of attendance, given data available in NAZ Connect. As our programs work to improve data entry fidelity we will be able to more confidently depict accurate representations of program activity.

  19. ENGAGEMENT IN READING INSTRUCTION All Scholars Independent Reading Average Independent Reading Minutes Completed per Week NDA Recommended Dosage of Independent Reading from Solution Plan 180 Scholars Below Grade Level Lexia (Individualized Instruction) Small Group Reading Average Small Reading Group Average Lexia Use per Week 22 Particpation Minutes per Week NDA Recommended Dosage of Recommended Dosage of Small Individualized Instruction from Group Reading Instruction from Solution Plan Solution Plan 60 60

  20. ENGAGEMENT IN MATH INSTRUCTION All Scholars Scholars Below Grade Level Independent Mathematics Skills Practice at the Student’s Individual Level One-on-one Tutoring on Specific Math Skills Average Independent Math Skills Practice per Week Average 1:1 Math Instruction Minutes per (Data only available for IXL use) 17* Week NDA Recommended Dosage of Individualized Instruction Recommended Dosage of Small Group from Solution Plan 120 Reading Instruction from Solution Plan 60 *This is the average # of minutes per week across programs. For individual programs, average minutes per week varied as follows: 6, 13, 33 minutes/week.

  21. KEY QUESTIONS What can ExL programs and NAZ do better to improve: • Attendance? • Scholar Enthusiasm? • Parent Reinforcement? • Scholar engagement in focused instruction at programs? • Data fidelity?

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