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M-STEP 2015 Principal’s & PD Facilitator’s Meeting January 8 & 13, 2015

M-STEP 2015 Principal’s & PD Facilitator’s Meeting January 8 & 13, 2015

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Page 1: M-STEP 2015 Principal’s & PD Facilitator’s Meeting January 8 & 13, 2015

M-STEP 2015Principal’s & PD Facilitator’s MeetingJanuary 8 & 13, 2015

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M-Step Assessment TransitionGo to the link below to view the M-Step Assessment Transition (or see the handout provided)http://1.usa.gov/1u704g1

● Review Assessment Transition Document● In the interest of time, divide into small

groups of two to three individuals● JigSaw - Divide the document into sections:

Pages (1-3), (4-5), (6-7), and (8-9)

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M-Step Assessment Transition (continued)

● Use a “reading strategy”, preferably some form of note taking in the columns or highlighting ◦ Use the following guiding questions:

• What did the document say? Site specific sections of the document.

• What causes me pause?• What are the implications for my

work?● Engage in whole group discussion

◦ Briefly chart key information

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MDE M-STEP Practice Test● Take the MDE M-STEP Preview Test

http://bit.ly/1tKe2rY

● As you work on the practice test, and for a few minutes afterward, take note of the technological tools used during the assessment.

● Note that this will be the format of the M-STEP assessment.

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Computer Adaptive - Math●Take the test as a student. Work

through as much as you can in the time provided.http://bit.ly/1zddP1C

●As you work and for a few minutes afterward, take notes in the areas of◦Content Standards ◦Skills◦Question Stems

Where do you see connections to the curriculum?

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Performance Task (PT)–Classroom Activity Math

●Read through the Classroom Activity script◦ http://goo.gl/QloZbA

◦ Administered before PT, no more than a 3-day lapse; recommend same day for Math

◦ Teacher can record information such as tables, graphs, formulas, etc., but may not have these available during the PT

◦ Students can take notes, but not use them during the PT

◦ May not be supplemented with other material and may only be done once with any student

◦ If absent, a make-up session for the classroom activity must be scheduled

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Performance Task (PT) - Math●Engage in the Performance Task as a

student. Work through as much as you can in 10 minutes.

http://bit.ly/1zddP1C

●As you work and for a few minutes afterward, take notes in the areas of both◦Content Standards ◦Skills◦Question StemsWhere do you see connections to the

curriculum?

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Connections and Reflections

Based on your experience with the M-STEP and Math Smarter Balanced practice tests, explain how the following are relevant to the M-STEP assessment.

● Learner Outcome 1 from the GRPS Academic Plan - All students will read and comprehend increasingly complex text in all content areas.

● The work that we have done for the GRPS Way for Content Literacy (Nov. 3 PD)

Quick Write (3 minutes)Turn and Talk (5 minutes)

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Computer Adaptive - ELA●Take the test as a student. Work

through as much as you can in the time provided.http://bit.ly/1zddP1C

●As you work and for a few minutes afterward, take notes in the areas of both◦Content Standards ◦Skills◦Question Stems

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Performance Task (PT)–Classroom Activity ELA

●Read through the Classroom Activity script◦ http://goo.gl/QloZbA

◦ Administered before PT, no more than a 3-day lapse

◦ Teacher can record information such as tables, graphs, diagrams, etc., but may not have these available during the PT

◦ Students can take notes, but not use them during the PT

◦ May not be supplemented with other material and may only be done once with any student

◦ If absent, a make-up session for the classroom activity must be scheduled

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Performance Task (PT) - ELA●Engage in the Performance Task as a

student. Work through as much as you can in 10 minutes.

http://bit.ly/1zddP1C

●As you work and for a few minutes afterward, take notes in the areas of both◦Content Standards ◦Skills◦Question Stems

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Connections and ReflectionsRefer and add to your initial quick write.

Based on your experience with the ELA Smarter Balanced practice tests, explain how the following are relevant to the M-STEP assessment.

● Learner Outcome 1 from the GRPS Academic Plan - All students will read and comprehend increasingly complex text in all content areas.

● The work that we have done for the GRPS Way for Content Literacy (Nov. 3 PD)

Quick Write (3 minutes)Turn and Talk (5 minutes)

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Next Steps●Round Table Discussion-Based on our 4 focus areas and your experience with the practice:

What did you notice?What concerns do you have?

● At your table, brainstorm strategies that will help address your concerns.

●Between now and ____, what strategies will you implement with your staff & students to prepare for the M-STEP?

http://bit.ly/13m5jz8

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M-Step Parent Resourceshttp://tinyurl.com/osaz25f