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Page 1: Using Data in New Hampshire Schools Presented By:

Using Data in New Hampshire Schools

Presented By:

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Agenda

• Overview of Performance Plus

• Reports from Different Perspectives

• Discussion of Training Options

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What’s in Performance Tracker?

• Assessmentso NECAPo NWEA o DIBELSo AIMSWebo Stanford Reading Firsto Access for ELLo Local assessments

• Demographics & student characteristics• Courses & Classes• Interventions• Content Library

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Accessing the Tools

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The Teacher’s Perspective

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Analyzing Standards Success

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Understanding NECAP Questions

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Differentiating Instruction

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Comparing NECAP - NWEA

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The Specialist’s Perspective

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Searching for Students

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Knowing Individual Students

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Tracking Interventions

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Creating Focus Groups

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Your newly created focus group will be found toward the bottom of the Student

Group list.

From the Reports menu, select the

Student Groups filter.

Using Your Focus Groups

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Comparing - IEP vs. All Students

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The Administrator’s Perspective

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Monitoring Program Success

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Monitoring Growth

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Comparing Classroom Success

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The District’s Perspective

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Analyzing Sub-Groups

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Comparing Schools

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P+ Upload Frequency

Assessments:• e.g. NWEA- every week• Filters- e.g. attendance- end of year• Courses- nightly as provided

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Training Offerings

Support by phone, email, online, regional and onsite

Core training Course and class uploads Performance Tracker Assessment Builder

Targeted training  Administrative overview Addressing district improvement plan Special Education  Data teams Career and Tech Ed (CTE) Math and/or Literacy teams Train the Trainer

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When planning for P+ in your district: 

Consider: • Data teams• Collaborative structures for teachers• Permissions for access to P+• Goals• Time allotted for use

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Contact UsPaula Churchill 603-986-5287

[email protected]

Rebecca Gagnon 630-9174

[email protected]

Cyndy Currier 801-0444

[email protected]

Charlotte Greenhalgh 358-2750

[email protected]