Presenters NotesUsing Common Assessments for Eduphoria

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Rivera-­‐  Follow  up  to  the  work  previously  done  to  focus  on  interven8ons  and  strategies  because  although  good  pacing  and  curriculum  established  there  was  a  gap.  

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Gamboa-­‐  Talk  about  the  lesson  plans,  How  we  were  looking  at  Common  Assessment  data  and  how  that  drove  instruc8on  and  interven8ons.  

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Gamboa-­‐  Talk  about  the  challenges  from  the  teachers  perspec8ve  personally,  feedback  from  peers,  and  the  effect  in  PLC  as  Team  leader.  

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Gamboa-­‐  Building  on  what  we  had  done  through  the  year  we  knew,  based  on  previous  State  Exams  and  District  Benchmarks  new  we  were  on  Target.  Rivera-­‐  Talk  about  State  living  up  to  promises  

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Gamboa-­‐  We  had  all  this  data  prior  but  we  did  take  advantage  of  opportunity  as  PLC/Department  to  take  the  data  that  already  existed  to  create  plan  of  ac8on.    Since  we  did  not  it  became  URGENT  to  create  an  interven8on  program  now.  

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Gamboa-­‐  So  since  we  didn’t  this  is  what  we  found  out  when  we  did.  

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Rivera-­‐  What  was  the  ac8on  plan  

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Rivera  start  talk  about  mee8ng  with  team  leads  to  dry  run  and  we  had  dialogue    about  what  we  should  do,  how  we  should  do  it,  and  what  it  would  require.  

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Rivera-­‐  Start  discussing  Tiered  Interven8on  Program  Gamboa-­‐  contribute  as  necessary-­‐  Specifically  talk  about  the  surgeon  instead  of  shot  gun  approach  and  how  we  spiral  back  the  content,  and  how  it  allows  for  students  and  teachers  to  recharge  their  baSeries.  

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Gamboa-­‐  Discuss  the  need  for  specialized  instruc8on  how  struggling  students  (SPED/ELL)  needed  targeted  interven8ons  to  make  meaningful  and  relevant  connec8ons  to  academic  language  and  content.  

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