Going to Scale:
Implementing Evidence-Based Personalized
Learning for Math Intervention
April 11, 2017
Polling slide
Participants will indicate position by taking a poll:
District administrator
Building administrator
Teacher
Instructional Coach
Other
Topics for this session:
• Setting goals and identifying criteria to evaluate
programs for efficacy, standards-alignment and
student growth
• How to build teacher capacity using data-informed
instruction and intentional organizational support
structures
• Scaling beyond intervention; increasing district-
wide adoption and usage of personalized learning
programs
Wichita Public Schools is the largest school
district in Kansas.
Our students come from 96 countries and more
than 119 languages are spoken in the homes of
district students.
Flowchart
outlining
steps in the
process for
adopting an
intervention
program.
Math Curriculum Work Group
Curriculum Specialists
Classroom Teachers
Special Education Teachers
Math Intervention Teachers
Principals
Assistant Principals
ESOL Teachers
Investigate Research
Individual
research studies
Top section –
program stopped
with any “no”
answer.
Non-negotiables
– programs
needed a 2 or 3
score.
Poll slides:
Thinking about the evaluation criteria, which 2
columns would be essential for your district/school?
• Research-informed
• Supports quality instruction
• Evidence of student learning
• Accessibility and responsiveness
Pilot Implementation Cycles
Cycle #1 – 4/5 weeks
Cycle #2 – 4/5 weeks
Cycle #3 – 4/5 weeks
Feedback on Pilots
Cycle #1 – 4/5 weeks
Cycle #2 – 4/5 weeks
Cycle #3 – 4/5 weeks
Program
Feedback #1
Program
Feedback #2
End of the Pilot Cycles
Teachers compared and
contrasted the programs
they piloted in order to rank
them.
Top Choice in Our District
Teacher Comments:
“…hefty, scaffolded
instruction…targeted to
standards…”
“…highly motivational…”
“…helpful tech support…”
“…visuals gave deep understanding…”
“…enrichment as well
as intervention…”
“…conceptual understanding and Math Practices are
phenomenal…”
“…adaptable to do on the
SMARTBoard with a
whole/small group…”
• Most elementary
schools have an
instructional coach or
share with another
building.
• Middle schools have an
instructional coach.
• Every elementary school has 30
minutes of Tier 2 Intervention
designated in their schools for
reading and for math.
• Middle schools and high
schools have Tier 2 courses.
Polling slides:
Which structures do you use, or would need to think
about, when implementing intervention in your
district/school?
• Individual classroom structure
• Grade-level structure
• Multi-grade level structure
• Intervention pullout
• No designated time for intervention
• Other -
Using the Resource Beyond
Intervention
We are just beginning to explore how to use this
beyond just our intervention block of time.
DreamBox Learning® K–8 Math
Available in English & Spanish
What We Do: Reimagine K-8 Math for
Learners and Learning Guardians
21
• Eliminate the wall between Instruction & Assessment
• Build Conceptual Understanding & Fluency
• Incorporate gaming protocols in 3 age-appropriate
motivational frameworks to build confidence
• Use dynamic, continuous, and real-time data to
create personalized learning paths
• Empower students with ownership of their own learning and teachers
with powerful instructional data
• Create deeper home-to-school connections to facilitate more meaningful
interactions for educators and families
Continue the conversation! Find
us on Twitter at
@DreamBox_Learn
Learn more and see how it works:
www.DreamBox.com/request-a-demo
Efficacy: Independent Validation
from Harvard and SRI, and 40+
Industry Awards
DreamBox Lessons & Virtual Manipulatives
Intelligently adapt & individualize to:
• Students’ own intuitive strategies
• Kinds of mistakes
• Efficiency of strategy
• Scaffolding needed
• Response time
2,000+ Lessons available in
English and Spanish!
Equip Teachers as Activators of
Learning with Actionable Student Data
Dashboards for teachers,
administrators, and
families
• Offer insight into depth of
learning so educators can see
when to accelerate learning,
offer remediation, and adjust
their classroom instruction
• Enable educators monitor
progress, identify learning
gaps, and deliver
differentiated assignments for
every student.
• Create deeper home-to-
school connections with the
Family Insight Dashboard.
Nurture Teachers’ Confidence as Math
Practicioners
Through comprehensive and ongoing professional development, we
walk side by side with educators to align professional learning to
their instructional goals, deepen math understanding, and refine
instructional practice.
Customized professional learning that goes beyond
product training to:
• Support successful blended learning implementations
• Increase efficacy of instructional practice
• Expand math teaching “toolkits” by helping educators to learn
multiple teaching strategies.
Going to Scale:
Implementing Evidence-Based Personalized
Learning for Math Intervention
April 11, 2017
Education Week Webinar

Going to Scale: Implementing Evidence-Based Personalized Learning for Math Intervention

  • 1.
    Going to Scale: ImplementingEvidence-Based Personalized Learning for Math Intervention April 11, 2017
  • 3.
    Polling slide Participants willindicate position by taking a poll: District administrator Building administrator Teacher Instructional Coach Other
  • 4.
    Topics for thissession: • Setting goals and identifying criteria to evaluate programs for efficacy, standards-alignment and student growth • How to build teacher capacity using data-informed instruction and intentional organizational support structures • Scaling beyond intervention; increasing district- wide adoption and usage of personalized learning programs
  • 6.
    Wichita Public Schoolsis the largest school district in Kansas. Our students come from 96 countries and more than 119 languages are spoken in the homes of district students.
  • 7.
    Flowchart outlining steps in the processfor adopting an intervention program.
  • 8.
    Math Curriculum WorkGroup Curriculum Specialists Classroom Teachers Special Education Teachers Math Intervention Teachers Principals Assistant Principals ESOL Teachers
  • 9.
  • 10.
    Top section – programstopped with any “no” answer. Non-negotiables – programs needed a 2 or 3 score.
  • 11.
    Poll slides: Thinking aboutthe evaluation criteria, which 2 columns would be essential for your district/school? • Research-informed • Supports quality instruction • Evidence of student learning • Accessibility and responsiveness
  • 12.
    Pilot Implementation Cycles Cycle#1 – 4/5 weeks Cycle #2 – 4/5 weeks Cycle #3 – 4/5 weeks
  • 13.
    Feedback on Pilots Cycle#1 – 4/5 weeks Cycle #2 – 4/5 weeks Cycle #3 – 4/5 weeks Program Feedback #1 Program Feedback #2
  • 14.
    End of thePilot Cycles Teachers compared and contrasted the programs they piloted in order to rank them.
  • 15.
    Top Choice inOur District Teacher Comments: “…hefty, scaffolded instruction…targeted to standards…” “…highly motivational…” “…helpful tech support…” “…visuals gave deep understanding…” “…enrichment as well as intervention…” “…conceptual understanding and Math Practices are phenomenal…” “…adaptable to do on the SMARTBoard with a whole/small group…”
  • 16.
    • Most elementary schoolshave an instructional coach or share with another building. • Middle schools have an instructional coach. • Every elementary school has 30 minutes of Tier 2 Intervention designated in their schools for reading and for math. • Middle schools and high schools have Tier 2 courses.
  • 18.
    Polling slides: Which structuresdo you use, or would need to think about, when implementing intervention in your district/school? • Individual classroom structure • Grade-level structure • Multi-grade level structure • Intervention pullout • No designated time for intervention • Other -
  • 19.
    Using the ResourceBeyond Intervention We are just beginning to explore how to use this beyond just our intervention block of time.
  • 20.
    DreamBox Learning® K–8Math Available in English & Spanish
  • 21.
    What We Do:Reimagine K-8 Math for Learners and Learning Guardians 21 • Eliminate the wall between Instruction & Assessment • Build Conceptual Understanding & Fluency • Incorporate gaming protocols in 3 age-appropriate motivational frameworks to build confidence • Use dynamic, continuous, and real-time data to create personalized learning paths • Empower students with ownership of their own learning and teachers with powerful instructional data • Create deeper home-to-school connections to facilitate more meaningful interactions for educators and families
  • 22.
    Continue the conversation!Find us on Twitter at @DreamBox_Learn Learn more and see how it works: www.DreamBox.com/request-a-demo Efficacy: Independent Validation from Harvard and SRI, and 40+ Industry Awards
  • 23.
    DreamBox Lessons &Virtual Manipulatives Intelligently adapt & individualize to: • Students’ own intuitive strategies • Kinds of mistakes • Efficiency of strategy • Scaffolding needed • Response time 2,000+ Lessons available in English and Spanish!
  • 24.
    Equip Teachers asActivators of Learning with Actionable Student Data Dashboards for teachers, administrators, and families • Offer insight into depth of learning so educators can see when to accelerate learning, offer remediation, and adjust their classroom instruction • Enable educators monitor progress, identify learning gaps, and deliver differentiated assignments for every student. • Create deeper home-to- school connections with the Family Insight Dashboard.
  • 25.
    Nurture Teachers’ Confidenceas Math Practicioners Through comprehensive and ongoing professional development, we walk side by side with educators to align professional learning to their instructional goals, deepen math understanding, and refine instructional practice. Customized professional learning that goes beyond product training to: • Support successful blended learning implementations • Increase efficacy of instructional practice • Expand math teaching “toolkits” by helping educators to learn multiple teaching strategies.
  • 26.
    Going to Scale: ImplementingEvidence-Based Personalized Learning for Math Intervention April 11, 2017 Education Week Webinar

Editor's Notes

  • #3 Participants will indicate position by taking a poll: District administrator Building administrator Teacher Instructional Coach Other
  • #21 DreamBox Learning provides a new class of intelligent adaptive learning technology is the true game changer in education. Combines 3 essential elements 1) Mathematics- CCSSM & Standards for Mathematical Practice- unlike other programs that provide drill and practice DreamBox builds both conceptual understanding and procedural fluency 2) Motivating (persist and progress) 3) Powerful intelligent adaptive learning engine providing millions of personalized learning paths—each one—tailored to a student’s unique needs. Notes: DreamBox curriculum aligns with these Common Core Standards: Counting and Cardinality, Comparing, Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Number and Operations in Base Ten, and Number and Operations in Fractions.
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  • #24 Truly Adaptive Learning Technology requires dynamic content that is built from the ground up to invite, analyze and respond to a learner’s initial conceptions and support their developing ideas.
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