TFI Delhi : 2017-18 Student Impact Report
TFI Delhi Student Impact Report : 2017-18 [EXT]
TFI Delhi Student Impact Report : 2017-18
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Successes & Insights<br />
1. Secondary students scored higher marks on average in<br />
Summative Assessments (SAs) across all subjects.<br />
The efforts of Teaching & Learning Vertical (T&L), created<br />
this year specifically to push content-specific training in<br />
partnership with FAs/ CAs and various school teams<br />
seem to be delivering the intended results.<br />
2. More specifically, ‘Love for Reading’ has not only<br />
brought up literacy, but has also positively impacted<br />
marks across all subject tests, especially English, as<br />
predicted.<br />
3. With 94% of students passing English, and 75-90% of<br />
students passing across other subjects, we feel<br />
confident that our students are well-positioned to<br />
navigate through the <strong>Delhi</strong> school system, while we push<br />
to provide them a holistic education.<br />
Questions & Challenges Ahead<br />
1. While piloting the T&L vertical, work of CAs/<br />
FAs, content circles and masterclasses have<br />
pushed our students in middle quartiles (Q2,<br />
Q3), the % of students scoring in top quartile<br />
(Q4) have stagnated. How can we push the<br />
bar across subjects in the coming year?<br />
2. Based on correlations over the last two years,<br />
we know that post Level 2.5, literacy alone<br />
with not push our kids. How can we establish<br />
grade-level content Rigor across subjects in<br />
the coming year?<br />
3. The truth, however, is that 6% of our student<br />
are still failing English and about 20% are<br />
failing across different subjects. How can we<br />
ensure that all our students can pass and/ or<br />
stay in the system?<br />
4. After a challenging first year in 9 th grade classrooms, 80-<br />
90% of our 1000+ students across classrooms have been<br />
promoted and are well-positioned to succeed in 10 th<br />
grade in 20<strong>18</strong>-19.<br />
4. Our 9 th grade students and Fellows have<br />
worked closely, especially with those who have<br />
not passed this year. How can we ensure that<br />
these students are well-supported this year?<br />
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