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STE Program Update Improvement Planning and Initiatives

STE Program Update Improvement Planning and Initiatives. November 2012. The Four C’s of STE. Clarity Consistency Constancy Communication. CLARITY. MA DESE Strand Map Example. CONSISTENCY. MA LS 14 MA LS 1. MA LS 6. MA LS 13. MA LS 15 MA LS 5. Grade 6 Life Science Strand.

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STE Program Update Improvement Planning and Initiatives

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  1. STE Program UpdateImprovement Planning and Initiatives November 2012

  2. The Four C’s of STE • Clarity • Consistency • Constancy • Communication

  3. CLARITY

  4. MA DESE Strand Map Example

  5. CONSISTENCY

  6. MA LS 14 MA LS 1 MA LS 6 MA LS 13 MA LS 15 MA LS 5 Grade 6 Life Science Strand Learning Priorities Example

  7. Data Analysis Protocol Example • Question Are our students more successful when a visual is provided with the question? • Observation(s) Specifically with regard to students with special needs, the average percent correct on questions with visuals is 6% lower than those without visuals over a six-year period. Regular education students present a similar trend, but the percentage correct is considerably lower (2%). • Inference(s) We are not giving our students ample opportunity to analyze and interpret visuals. • Extension(s) We must provide additional practice with visuals (i.e., assessments, informational text).

  8. CONSTANCY

  9. Formative Assessment Probe Examples Source: Science and Children. Washington, D.C: National Science Teachers Association, 2012. Online.

  10. COMMUNICATION

  11. Department Heads • “I have found that our recent department meetings have had more of an impact on my teaching than any from the past. I am taking away simple, usable ideas that affect my teaching every day.” -Dave Yaeger, PSHS Physics Teacher

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