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Delving Deeper into Data: Access, Analysis, and Action Steps in Math<br />

How can we use data to inform instruction and model best practices?<br />

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics<br />

This one-day workshop will provide educators with an opportunity to review student data from the <strong>2013</strong><br />

NYSED Math tests. Participants will review the steps necessary to access student data and will take a<br />

deep-dive into the data to identify trends of student performance. Participants will use the data to inform<br />

decisions on instructional strategies.<br />

Steps will include:<br />

• Review how to access data<br />

• Identify and evaluate trends within the data sets<br />

• Learn potential instructional strategies to improve student achievement<br />

• Revisit “in-district” data and make instructional decisions<br />

• Learn how to use NYS Metrics and Expectations tools.<br />

PARTICIPANTS: District teams of teachers and administrators are recommended (teams should have three<br />

to five members)<br />

GRADES 3 – 5<br />

DATE/TIME: Sep 30 <strong>2013</strong> 8:30AM - 3:00PM<br />

FACILITATOR: Sandy Oringel and Kathy Conley<br />

REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY: 9/16/<strong>2013</strong><br />

GRADES 6-8<br />

DATE/TIME: Nov 1 <strong>2013</strong> 8:30AM - 3:00PM<br />

FACILITATOR: Eleanore Livesey and Kathy Conley<br />

REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY: 10/18/<strong>2013</strong><br />

GRADES 9 – 12<br />

DATE/TIME: Nov 15 <strong>2013</strong> 8:30AM -3:00PM<br />

FACILITATOR: Eleanore Livesey and Kathy Conley<br />

REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY: 11/1/<strong>2013</strong><br />

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