Utilizing NWEA MAP results

1. Utilizing NWEA MAP results Tri-Village Local School District

2. Benefits of Using MAP • Norm Referenced • Provides growth measures • Drives differentiated instruction • Allows students to become stakeholders in goal setting

3. Norm Referenced • Percentile • 5,000,000 kids annually • 50 states • Normed every 3 years

4. Growth Measures • Uses the RIT scale • Compares student to the district average • Compares student to the norm group • Provides projected growth

5. Drives Instruction • Class by RIT reports offer grouping by readiness • Allows instructional content to be differentiate

6. Differentiate Instruction Algebra Data Analysis & Probability Geometry

7. Teacher Reports by RIT Range/Goal Descriptors • Located: • On teacher’s homepage under Online Reports • Click Teacher Report

8. Teacher Reports by RIT Range/Goal Descriptors • Select Term and Goal Scores view by RIT Ranges (Number) or Goal Descriptors (Hi/Average/Low)

9. Teacher Reports by RIT Range

10. Teacher Reports By Goal Descriptors

11. Grade By Subject Reports • Located: • On teacher’s homepage under Online Reports • Click Grade By Subject

12. Grade By Subject Reports • Select Term, Grade, Subject • Under “Select Sort Order” select Test RIT

13. Grade By Subject Report • Great data to use to put students into small groups based on the entire grade level

14. Map for Primary Grades Reports • Located: • On teacher’s homepage under Online Reports • Click Map for Primary Grades

15. Map for Primary Grades Reports • Select Student Report • Select a Term • Select a Class • Select a Test • Select a Student

16. Map for Primary Grades • Used to look at data from skills test taken.

17. Dynamic Reports to Class Overview • Located: • On teacher’s homepage under Data - Tools • Click Dynamic Reports

18. Finding Class Overview • Click Dynamic Reports

19. Dynamic Reports to Find Class Overview • Click Teacher Class Overview

20. Dynamic Reports to Find Lexile Levels • Located: • On teacher’s homepage under Data - Tools • Click Dynamic Reports

21. Finding Lexile Levels • Click Dynamic Reports

22. Lexile Level Reports • Then find Lexile Report • Use these reading levels to compare to DRA Levels

23. Primary Grades Instructional Data • Located: • On teacher’s homepage under Data-Tools • Click Primary Grades Instructional Data

24. Primary Grades Instructional Data • Fill out the chart to find specific learning targets for your students

25. Primary Grades Instructional Data • A great resource for parents!

26. Class/Grade-Level Growth: Questions to Consider

27. Student Goal Setting • Considered to be a high-leverage strategy • Student Goal-Setting Worksheets • YouTube Video

28. Student Goal Setting

29. Class/Grade Goal Setting

30. MAP #3: OAA cut scores aren’t enough

31. Growth Goals as a Motivator • The Fall RIT scores should serve as a benchmark to determine growth goals for the school year. • The Winter MAP Test should serve as checkpoint for progress being made toward those growth targets made for the Spring. • Setting growth goals provides motivation to teachers and students. • Goals are more authentic if they are discussed one-on-one with a student throughout the school year to discuss their progress.

32. DesCartes • Located: • On teacher’s homepage under Data - Tools • Click DesCartes

33. DesCartes

34. MAP Resources Online N. McGuiness has compiled online activities and games based upon skills identified in DesCartes for each RIT range by Goal Strand • www.sowashco.k12.mn.us/ro/pages/studentlinks/map/reading.htm

35. MAP Resources Online N. McGuiness has compiled online activities and games based upon skills identified in DesCartes for each RIT range by Goal Strand • www.sowashco.k12.mn.us/ro/pages/studentlinks/map/math/htm

36. NWEA Resources • Professional Development – Online Training • Reports – Provides links for annotated reports • Reports by User • Dynamic Reporting Suite • Comparative Data • Goal Setting Example