Session Purpose: The purpose of this
staff development session will be to have teachers (1) analyze the most
recent STAAR Math data, (2) study grade specific TEKS, and (3) determine a
plan of action to help students pass the current school year’s STAAR Math
test.
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Learning Objective to Be Addressed:
Study and understand each grade level’s
Math TEKS
Determine a plan of action to improve
STAAR Math scores
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Approving Principal: Susan Brenz
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Presentation Date:
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Grade Level:
All K-5 Math Teachers
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Facilitator:
Jessica Anderson
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Location:
School Library
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Start Time:
7:30 a.m.
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End-Time:
8:30 a.m.
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Learner-Centered
Activity
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Purpose
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Description
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Steps
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Estimated Time
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Icebreaker Activity
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This activity will allow the teachers to feel safe and
comfortable in the meeting setting.
This activity will also allow teachers to share and learn
about different effective, learning strategies teachers are using in their
classrooms.
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On large chart paper, each grade level will create a
poster that shares effective, learning strategies they are using in their
math classes.
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1.
Each grade level will create a poster that shares
effective, learning strategies they are using in their math classes.
2.
Each grade level will share their poster with the group.
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7:30-7:40
(10 minutes)
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Review and analyze the most recent STAAR Math data
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This activity will allow teachers to see where our
students are currently performing according to last year’s STAAR Math exam.
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The facilitator will share, in PowerPoint form, our
campus’ most recent STAAR Math data.
The teachers will review, analyze, and discuss in small
groups and with the entire group what they have observed or learned.
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1.
The facilitator will share, in PowerPoint form, our
campus’ most recent STAAR Math data.
2.
The teachers will discuss in small groups what they
observed and learned from the data.
3.
The teachers will share with the entire group what they
observed and learned from the data.
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7:40-7:55
(15 minutes)
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Review and discuss each grade level’s Math TEKS
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This activity will allow teachers to see, first-hand, what
students at each grade-level should already know, what they will learn in
their current grade-level, and what they will learn in the future.
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The teachers will read, review, and possibly discuss each
grade level’s Math TEKS.
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1.
The facilitator will share the Math TEKS one-grade level
at a time.
2.
The teachers will possibly discuss and take notes of what their grade level
students should already know, what they will learn in their current
grade-level, and what they will learn in the future.
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7:55-8:10
(15 minutes)
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Data-Dig
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This activity will allow teachers to discover the specific
skills their grade-specific students struggled with last year.
By doing so, the teachers can focus a larger amount of
teaching time on these more difficult skills rather than on skills that
students have already mastered.
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Each grade level will take their grade level’s TEKS and
the most current STAAR Math data and determine, as a grade-level team, which
TEKS need to be focused on in the current school year.
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1.
As a grade-level team, teachers will review and analyze
their grade level’s Math TEKS and the most current STAAR Math data for their
grade level.
2.
As a grade-level team, the teachers will determine which
skills their students struggled with the most the past year.
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8:10-8:30
(20 minutes)
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Jessica, I liked seeing the opportunity your offering for teachers to collaborate about a very important topic. Would there be extended time or opportunity for them to share, incase you run out of time? As I read your staff development plan I could see where the collaboration between your teachers could come in handy, knowing where the students are coming from and where they need to get. Sometimes hearing it from others and not just reading it yourself can really help. You've also given them the chance to learn about new and different strategies from others on their campus and their subject area. Last, I'm not sure if i missed it, but will you use an evaluation to gain feedback from your staff development? Great thoughts on the collaboration in something so important.
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