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West Springs School Council October 11, 2018 Welcome to West Springs 2 Learning Commons 3 Our data Sources of data Learning data: Report Cards Samples of Student Work Conversations or interviews with students Student Learning


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West Springs School Council October 11, 2018

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Welcome to West Springs

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Learning Commons

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Our data…

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Sources of data Learning data: Report Cards Samples of Student Work Conversations or interviews with students Student Learning Assessments Provincial Achievement Tests Perception data: Student surveys (previously TTFM) Accountability Pillar – students, parents, teachers

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SDP: Writing

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Target: Decrease the number of students achieving a one or two in writing by two percentage points

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SDP: Mathematics, computation

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Target: Decrease the number of students achieving a one

  • r two in computation by two percentage points
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Mathematics con’t

Strategies to support learning moving forward…

  • Math lead, coaching and co-teaching
  • Math PD, internal and external
  • Focus on the essential understandings of the discipline:

breaking down meaning, what is most important for students to know, understand, do?

  • What tasks best target those goals?

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Math data

Staff exploring possibilities related to the outcome of our work:

  • Developing increased understanding of expectations ie.

computational fluency=conceptual understanding, efficiency, accuracy and flexibility

  • Strengthening assessment of student achievement,

utilizing common tools eg. math running records, MIPI

  • High impact strategies for mathematics in particular

spaced vs. mass practice

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Teaching Basic Facts Effectively

“Do not subject any student to fact drills unless the student has developed efficient strategies for the facts being practiced…. Practice prior to development of efficient methods is simply a waste of precious instruction time” ~ Van de Walle, 2001

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Phases of Mastery

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Analyzing student assessment

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Spaced vs. Massed Practice

Effect size = 0.71 “Spaced practice (frequency of learning opportunities) is having multiple exposures to an idea over several days to attain learning, and spacing the practice of skills over a long period of time.”

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Read with us

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Family groups

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Three Pillars of Care

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Program enhancements

  • Family groups (more often, less time)
  • Alien Inline skating (Nov)
  • Scholastic book fair (Nov 19-23)
  • Frisbee Rob presentation (Nov 16)

Field trips:

  • Grade 2 Heritage Park

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Student-involved conferences

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Purpose of Assessment: is for teachers, students and families to have an accurate understanding of what a student knows and can do in relation to Alberta Programs of Study and/or appropriate Individual Program Plans in

  • rder to determine appropriate next steps in learning

Questions to ask your child(s) teacher(s):

  • How is my child doing in class?
  • What do you see as my child’s strengths?
  • Where can my child improve?
  • What can we do at home to support my child’s learning

Nov 22* 4:30 pm - 8:00 pm Nov 23 8:00 am - 12:00 pm *Kindergarten Nov 22 daytime (Bosse/Lorenzo)

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Thank you!

Fundraising:

  • Admazing campaign
  • Balzaac Meats
  • Grocery cards
  • Casino! On Thanksgiving!

Terry Fox Run – parents volunteering and participating, running with students and staff To the shoveling fairies who helped out during our recent snowstorms

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