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Module IV
Guiding Question
- How can the interpretation of item analysis data be used to inform my decisions about curriculum, instruction and assessment?
Competencies
- Teachers/principals will use data to determine learning strengths and deficits for the purpose of planning instruction.
- Teachers/principals will use longitudinal item analysis data to identify strengths and weaknesses in their own instructional practice.
- Teachers/principals will collaborate to address concerns and solve problems that arise during the instructional planning process.
- Teachers/principals will consider instructional challenges from multiple perspectives, expanding the range of possible solutions.
Compressed Format
- Download the complete module in compressed format: D3A2 PD Toolkit Module IV (8.7 Mb).
Facilitator Scripts/Agendas
- Module IV Overview
- Module IV Activities Guide (Revised Jan 20, 2009)
- Module IV Activity Connections
- Module IV Sample Agenda
- Module IV Blank Agenda Template (PDF Version)
- Module IV Blank Agenda Template (MS Word Format)
- Module IV Sustainability Plan
Assessments
- Module IV Pre-Assessment (Revised Jan 20, 2009)
- Module IV Post-Assessment (Revised Jan 20, 2009)
- Module IV Facilitator Feedback Form
- Facilitator Journal Form
Single Activity Guides/Handouts/Presentations
First Thoughts
- First Thoughts Activity (Revised Jan 20, 2009)
- Item Analysis Reflection Activity
- Reflection Chart, Part 2 (Revised Jan 20, 2009)
- Bright Ideas Worksheet
- Scoring Guidelines Activity (Revised Jan 20, 2009)
- Understanding CR Questions Activity (Revised Jan 20, 2009)