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PSUG National Information Exchange. Users Helping Users. Design Considerations when creating a standard-based report card. DO THIS FIRST. Bob Cornacchioli DERO Technical Services [email protected] [email protected] www.derotechnical.com. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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PSUG National Information ExchangeUsers Helping Users

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Bob CornacchioliDERO Technical [email protected]@gmail.com www.derotechnical.com

Design Considerations when creating a standard-based report card

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Agenda/Participants will be engaged in:Brainstorming sessionTips and tricks of creating a standard based report cardLearning report card languageReportWorks vs Object ReportsNOT DYNAMIC so it’s all about real estate. Exploring the curriculum side of standards Parkbench Visual PST (object report writer)

Listen to announcements of how these will be given away! Target Audience – Admins/Curriculum/Lead Secretaries

www.derotechnical.com

for more resources

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CEO - DERO Technical Services

Evangelist/Process Lead- Level Data

Marketing/ - ParkBench SoftwareTrainerDirector of Technology and Media Services – Shrewsbury Public Schools (16 yrs)PowerSchool Administrator ( 6 yrs)

Bob Cornacchioli

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What’s your role in the district?Trained in Object Reports?Created Standard Based Report Cards?

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CURRICULUM/ADMIN

TECHNICAL

DRAW A LINE IN THE SAND

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Design ConsiderationsYears & Terms

Semester – Trimester – Quarters

Landscape vs. PortraitMore space for standard text (65)Larger Font- Landscape

Headers vs. StandardsGraded or not

Shading Lines

Gray Boxes

Code vs. Text (Code & Text)^(*std.info.name;02.LA.01) You or someone else

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Location-Location-Location

The subliminal message do you send to your community by the placement of your subjects?

UPPER LEFT of page #1 is BOARDWALK

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Summative - Student Records

^(*std.stored.comments;ELA.4.50;T1)^(*std.stored.comments;MA.4.17;T1)

1. Teachers will write TOO MUCH!2. Set Max Width to keep text in the box3. SOMEONE must inform teachers of

character max count!

Stay inside the lines

Better Identifier??

All comments- 1 report card in Student Record Folder

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Version 7.03 Comment Length can be

set at the District-List Standards-for all your comment standards

Requires Teacher Log inEnter Sample CommentPrint Report CardsEstablish CC & Set Value

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Content Specific Comments

To stay within lines Max Width needs to be set for each comment area.Object Reports – FIXED BOUNDARIESReportWorks – Dynamic

• Typically reserved for MS Level

• Requires considerably more Real Estate

• If space is not available, tech team must change code as needed

^(*std.stored.comments;02.LA.50;Q4)

Do elementary PE Teachers write comments?

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TEST EARLY & OFTEN - SEPTEMBER 15th

Attendance Codes & Chasing Ghosts

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Chasing Attendance GhostsSPECIAL NOTE – IF THE CODE WORKED LAST YEAR BUT NOT THIS YEAR

SPECIAL NOTE – IF THE CODE WORKS FOR MOST STUDENTS BUT NOT ALL

Check Code to Day Conversion Values

“sometimes” the EOY process does copy these values from last

year and you’ll find this page blank!

Check Transfer Info for FTEid Value

If Full-Time Equivalency can be BLANK especially if you IMPORT new students and forget to bring

in that value

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Which code to use/what will it display?

^(*std.stored.high;ELA.5.1;T1;2010) = highest stored grade for standard T1, 2010

^(*std.stored.num;ELA.5.1;T1;11) = average stored grade for standard T1 in Grade 11

^(*std.stored.transavg;ELA.5.1;T1) = stored number grade for standard T1

^(*std.transhigh;ELA.5.1) = stored number grade for standard

DO YOU HAVE THE POWERSCHOOL CODES?

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= Not Assessed This Term – Strategies!Teachers will have to either:1) leave standard blank2) select a conversion scale choice of NA

3) All standards will be seen by teacher even if correct term is selected – no element refers to term ID UNLESS someone changes the Enable selection

Not Recommended as this will be a repeatable labor cost

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BE ON THE SAME PAGE Key/Assessments

Sending Home Letter Grades and Percentages will confuse Parents and

Students

Avoid confusion with homebound papers: Curriculum/Admin issue NOT Technical!

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Multi-page Reports

Duplex Printers - Stapler Name of student on each odd #’d page!

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21st Century Effort

Habits of MindEssential Skills for LearningSocial DemeanorUsually associated to a HR

Elementary – One teacher – all subjectsMiddle School – Multiple teachers – individual subjectsStandard for each, spacing code is significant for the section below

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Not Dynamic – space for everything 1. Have admin consider limiting standards in each content area!2. Battlegrounds between core academics and special subjects3. Generic Standards for all Performance Groups (BCO) and Foreign

Language (F,S,C,L)

G e t R e a d y t o R u m b l e

Strategy: Less standards if class doesn’t meet daily

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Corrections on screen or print?Create a comment only report for teachers rather than printing entire report cardsSample available on DERO Technical Website- Report Cards!

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So what about ReportWorks?

ReportWorks is a next-generation custom report development solution:•latest version to handle grades and attendance•delivering all the benefits of anywhere, anytime web-based access •feature-rich environment rivaling the capabilities of third party reporting apps•meets the needs of experienced report developers and beginners•files listing standards grades are available, however; sharable traditional report card resources limited at this time

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ReportWorks vs. Object Reports

Object Reports are based upon legacy code that is not compatible with ReportWorks!

Q: Are Object Reports going away?A: Not anytime soon, $$$$ and time (MOST LIKELY NEVER!)Q: If I need a report card for this fall, recommendation?A: Go with what you know, no experience – contract Q: Are you planning to create them with ReportWorks?A: NO, as I prefer to teach clients remotely and find it far more difficult to teach REMOTELY. Personal ChoiceQ: I have a funky schedule with lots of options for student, what would you use?A: ReportWorks is dynamic referencing the CC table

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Report Tools for the Future?• Traditional – Handwritten• Traditional – Electronic• Standards

• Anchor Standards• Common Core• Rubric Assessments by Term• Graphical Progress on Standards

• Online/Web-based • Push Technology • Audio• Video• Cumulative K-12 with yearly progress on Graduation• Local/State and National Comparisons

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http://www.parkbenchsoftware.com/

District Pricing : $250 / year

Demo Codes Available Upon RequestSession 12 and 13- Thursday AM

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What you see is what you get object report writer

Need an example? http://www.derotechnical.com/REPORTCARDS/SampleReportCards.html

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Search and Replace in VST

Exciting feature, but!^(*std.stored.transavg;ELA.5.1;T1)

can easily become^(*std.stored.transavg;RE.5.1;T1) Changing RE to Math could result in^(*std.stoMAd.transavg;MA.5.1;T1)

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Search and Replace in VST

Cautions with numbers too! (Grade levels and code tabs)

If a tab measurement contained a portion of the identifier or visa versa, use punctuation to help delineate the difference!

<tabc 4.02>^(*std.stored.transavg;02.LA.02;Q1)<tabc 5.20>^(*std.stored.transavg;02.LA.02;Q2)<tabc 5.97>^(*std.stored.transavg;02.LA.02;Q3)<tabc 6.78>^(*std.stored.transavg;02.LA.02;Q4)

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Oracle handles page numbers as text fields and has trouble sequencing object reports greater than 9 pages. A sequence error will occur on your print outs... page 10 will be printed as the 2nd page - page 11 as the 3rd page. Work-Around is to re-

order your pages in the file. In my 12 page example which prints as 1, 10, 11, 12, 2-9.

I had place ELA as the 10th page as client wanted it printed second. Math became the 11th page and so on. Email me if you have any questions

Of course if your report ( standard-based report cards is less than 10 pages, you have nothing to worry about!

Oracle Sequencing Error

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Q & A

Bob CornacchioliDERO Technical [email protected]@gmail.com www.derotechnical.com