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What's Data Got To Do With It? So much data, so many students, so little time.



Data-driven instruction has been touted as a key framework for increasing student achievement. Educators are "up to their ears" in data.  The question is HOW to use this data to ensure effective instruction?

By the end of this session participants will gain knowledge of HOW to:

• Use data to drive instructional decision making.

• Flexibly group students for differentiated learning.

• Evaluate trends, identify needs, determine instructional effectiveness for small group instruction.

This session will address effective approaches and methodologies for special populations such as the English Language Learner (ELL) in order to improve English language proficiency and academic achievement. 


Important Session Information:



T-TESS/T-PESS:
Dimension 1.1: Standards and Alignment, Dimension 1.2: Data and Assessment, Dimension 1.3: Knowledge of Students, Dimension 1.4: Activities, Dimension 2.1: Achieving Expectations, Dimension 2.4: Differentiation, Dimension 2.5: Monitor and Adjust, Dimension 3.1: Classroom Environment, Routines and Procedures


Registration for this session has ended

Session ID:
538881
Credits Available:
(6) CPE
Seats Available:
35
Fee:
$0.00 (* No Charge)
Contact Person:
Janie Cedillo
Instructor(s):
Monica Smith
Audience:
Bilingual Teacher, Bilingual/ESL Director, Curriculum Director, ESL Coordinator, ESL Teacher, New Teacher, ParaEducator/Paraprofessional, Teacher (4-5)
 
Date Time Location
9/26/2017 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Region 17 ESC - Neely
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