Download
1 / 25
250 likes | 382 Vues
Pre-Service Professional Development, August 2010. The Brighter Choice for Boys Challenge: Raise the Rigor. College: Doors of Opportunity. Income = Life Choices. Source: http://www.oms.nysed.gov/press/PressConferencePresentationUPDATEDAM07_28.pdf.
E N D
Pre-Service Professional Development, August 2010 The Brighter Choice for Boys Challenge: Raise the Rigor
Income = Life Choices Source: http://www.oms.nysed.gov/press/PressConferencePresentationUPDATEDAM07_28.pdf
The New State Standard for Proficiency: College Readiness Students taking more remedial courses in their first year of college are less likely to persist in higher education Source: NYSED A New Proficiency,Public Version July 2010
Performance on the Regents Exams • NY State Admissions Directors consider a Regents score of 75 to 85 to be a bare minimum for college readiness: • 75 to 85 on the Regents is considered by selective schools (as part of their holistic review of applicants) the lower threshold for admissions; • SUNY campuses use 85 as a mark of solid competence, below 75 is a mark of “inadequately prepared”; • 75 on Regents is a threshold for placement in remediation for CUNY; and • 75 on Regents is considered roughly equivalent to a 500 on the SAT and serves as a threshold for remediation. Source: http://www.oms.nysed.gov/press/PressConferencePresentationUPDATEDAM07_28.pdf
The Illusion of “Proficient” Students in high needs districts at the previous Level 3 Proficiency standard on their 8th grade ELA exam had about a 50-50 chance of earning a 75 on their ELA Regents. Source: http://www.oms.nysed.gov/press/PressConferencePresentationUPDATEDAM07_28.pdf
Proficiency Didn’t Predict Success Students at the previous Level 3 Proficiency standard on their 8th grade Math exam had less than a 1 in 3 chance of earning an 80 on their Math Regents Source: http://www.oms.nysed.gov/press/PressConferencePresentationUPDATEDAM07_28.pdf
Committed to Our Boys’ Success Is a 30% chance good enough?
How the State Set the New Standards The 2010 Math and ELA Proficiency Standard scores have been changed from 650 where they have been set in the past • 8th-grade Proficiency scores are now set at a level that provides students a 75% chance of earning a college-ready Regents score • 3rd-7th grade Proficiency scores are now set so that if a student makes a year’s worth of developmental growth they will be on track for a college-ready Regents score
Every Child Will Be Proficient: Our Progress Towards 100% Results Using 2009 Cut Score
A Brighter Alternative for Boys, Closing the Achievement Gap
Embrace the Challenge Raise the Rigor
