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Value Added Information Session and Implementation Overview Superintendent Briefing Spring 2014 1

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Value Added Information Session and Implementation

Overview

Superintendent Briefing Spring 2014

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Agenda Multiple Measures: Value-Added Measures and

TLE How Value-Added Results are Estimated with the

Oklahoma Model Value Added as a Student Growth Measure

Implementation Timeline

District Training Information Next Steps

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What is value added?

“Value added” is a measure of a teacher’s contributions—the amount of value he or she adds—to students’ academic growth.

It is one of multiple measures that will be used to evaluate

the performance of teachers and administrators in Oklahoma’s TLE system.

It is designed to isolate a teacher’s value added from other

factors that might affect a student’s scores but that are outside the teacher’s control. These factors include limited English proficiency, use of individual education programs, and attendance at school.

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Multiple Measures: Value Added and TLE

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TLE and Multiple Measures of Effectiveness

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Qualitative Evaluation Tool 50% Student

Academic Growth 35%

Other Academic Measures 15%

Value-Added Measures OR Student Learning Objectives/ Student Outcome Objectives

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Which teachers will receive value-added results?

For pilot years 2013-14 and 2014-15, teachers of the following subjects will receive value-added reports: Reading and math in grades 4-8; Algebra I Geometry Algebra II English III

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What about teachers who don’t receive a value-added result?

They will complete a Student Learning Objective/Student Outcome Objective process.

This will measure the growth of their own students in the subject they teach.

More information to be provided

Summer 2014.

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How Value-Added Results are Estimated using the

Oklahoma Value-Added Model

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Key Concepts Value-added result: The difference

between the average actual score achieved by a teacher’s students and the average typical-peer score.

Actual Score: The actual score a student received on the state assessment.

Typical-Peer Score: the score achieved by the “typical peers” of a student throughout the state. These peers are similar based on scores earned on multiple prior assessments and other student background characteristics.

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• Grade 5 math teacher

• Red River Elementary • Peabody Unified School District

• Peabody, Oklahoma

Ms. Alero

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OCCT Math Scores for Ms. Alero’s Students

Student Actual OCCT Score

Grade 4

Actual OCCT Score

Grade 5

Typical-Peer

Score Grade 5

James 850 830

Marquell 545 540

Neela 645 635

Sarah 700 730

Tristan 495 515

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• Actual score on grade 4 OCCT math assessment: 850 • Actual score on the grade 5 OCCT math assessment: 830 • Typical-peer score on grade 5 math OCCT assessment…?

James

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Estimating a typical-peer score

Typical-Peer

Score

Prior Achievement

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James

Building intuition about typical-peer scores

JAMES

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James

All other Oklahoma grade 5 students

Building intuition about typical-peer scores

JAMES

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James and his typical peers based on prior achievement

All other Oklahoma grade 5 students

JAMES

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Building intuition about typical-peer scores

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James his typical peers based on prior achievement

All other Oklahoma grade 5 students

JAMES

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Building intuition about typical-peer scores

Grade 4 OCCT Grade 5 OCCT

804

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Typical Peer Score

814

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Estimating a typical-peer score

Typical-Peer

Score

Prior Achievement

Additional Characteristics

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Student characteristics for the Oklahoma value-added model during the pilot

Prior Achievement Free/Reduced Lunch Status Limited English Proficiency Individualized Education Program (IEP) Race/Ethnicity Gender Mobility Prior attendance

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James and his typical peers based on prior achievement

All other Oklahoma grade 5 Students

Building intuition about typical-peer scores

JAMES

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Building intuition about typical-peer scores

JAMES

James and his typical peers based on prior achievement and additional characteristics All other Oklahoma grade 5 Students

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Typical Peer Group

Typical Peer Score

800

Building intuition about typical-peer scores

JAMES

James and his typical peers based on prior achievement and additional characteristics All other Oklahoma grade 5 Students

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OCCT Math Scores for Ms. Alero’s Students

Student Actual OCCT Score

Grade 4

Actual OCCT Score

Grade 5

Typical-Peer

Score Grade 5

James 850 830 800 Marquell 545 540 530

Neela 645 635 640 Sarah 700 730 710 Tristan 495 515 500

Average 650 636

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Average Actual Score

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682 691

Ms. Alero’s Value-Added Result

701

Average Typical-Peer

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Value-Added Result = +14

650

636

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Review of Key Concepts Value-added result: The difference

between the average actual score achieved by a teacher’s students and the average typical-peer score.

Actual Score: The actual score a student received on the state assessment.

Typical-Peer Score: The score achieved by the “typical peers” of a student throughout the state. These peers are similar based on scores earned on multiple prior assessments and other student background characteristics

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Questions?

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Value Added as a Student Growth Measure

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Levels the playing field by accounting for the impact of unequal prior achievement levels

Highlights student progress and credits teachers for student gains

Controls for factors unrelated to teacher performance

Does not rely on direct comparison between two different tests

Using value added as a growth measure for TLE

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▫ Single-year outcomes (“snapshot” measures) average scores proficiency targets

▫ Cohort-to-cohort comparisons

▫ Single grade-level cohort comparisons from one year to the next

Alternative measures of student growth

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Single-year average score

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Average Grade 4 OCCT Reading Scores

Minimum proficiency standard

Teachers

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Single-year proficiency targets

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Grade 4 OCCT Reading % Proficient

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Not a level playing field for teachers: Some teachers have an unfair advantage based on past

performance of their students Others will be at an unfair disadvantage for the same

reason

Masks progress: Teachers whose students make significant progress but

fall even slightly below minimum proficiency standards may not be credited with those gains

Shortcomings of single-year outcomes

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Not a level playing field for teachers: Some teachers have an unfair advantage based on past

performance of their students Others will be at an unfair disadvantage for the same

reason

Value added… Accounts for factors unrelated to teacher performance

that may be related to student achievement by controlling for them in the model

Teachers can be rated as highly effective regardless of where their students started

Shortcomings of single-year outcomes

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Cohort-to-cohort comparisons

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2011 2012 2013

Class Average- Grade 5 OCCT Math Score

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Cohort-to-cohort comparisons

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Class Average- Grade 5 OCCT Math Score

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Cohort-to-cohort comparisons: Measuring different sets of students, changes in

academic performance could be largely related to inherent differences between those students

Shortcomings of cohort-to-cohort comparisons

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Cohort-to-cohort comparisons: Measuring different sets of students, changes in

academic performance could be largely related to inherent differences between those students

Value added… Tracks the performance of the same group of students

over time

Shortcomings of cohort-to-cohort comparisons

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Single cohort comparisons

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Grade 4 Grade 5

Previous Grade vs. Current Grade Average Math OCCT Score for Mr. Jordan’s Grade 5 Students

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Single cohort comparisons

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400450500550600650700750800

Grade 4 Grade 5

Previous Grade vs. Current Grade Average Math OCCT Score for Mr. Jordan’s Grade 5 Students

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Single cohort year to year comparison based on proficiency targets: Directly compares scores from two different tests Doesn’t take into account factors outside the teacher’s

control

Shortcomings of single cohort comparisons

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Single cohort year to year comparison based on proficiency targets: Directly compares scores from two different tests Doesn’t take into account factors outside the teacher’s

control Value added… Estimates student growth by comparing actual

performance and typical-peer scores, rather than through direct comparison between two different tests

Accounts for factors unrelated to teacher performance that may be related to student achievement by controlling for them in the model

Shortcomings of single cohort comparisons

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Levels the playing field by accounting for the impact of unequal prior achievement levels

Highlights student progress and credits teachers for student gains

Controls for factors unrelated to teacher performance

Does not rely on direct comparison between two different tests

Recap of key concepts: Value added as a student growth measure

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Questions?

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Implementation Timeline

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Value-added results reported in 2014 are based on 2012-13 instructional year

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Spring 2012

• Students take grade 4 OCCT

Fall 2012-Spring 2013

• Teacher provides grade 5 math instruction

Spring 2013

• Students take grade 5 OCCT

• Teacher completes roster verification

Fall 2013

Spring/ Summer

2014

• 2012 and 2013 test results are analyzed using a statistical model

• Grade 5 math teacher receives pilot value-added results report

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Presenter
Presentation Notes
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TLE 2013-14: Implementation status

Student Academic Growth,

Pilot scores based on

2012-13 data

OAMs

Qualitative Evaluation

Scores based on 2013-14

data

Full Implementation

Pilot, No Stakes

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TLE 2014-15: Implementation status

Student Academic Growth,

Pilot scores based on 2013-14 data

OAMs Pilot scores

based on 2013-14 data

Qualitative Evaluation

Scores based on 2014-15

Data

Full Implementation

Pilot, No Stakes

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TLE 2015-16: Implementation status

Student Academic Growth,

Scores based on 2014-15

data

OAMs Scores

based on 2014-15

data

Qualitative Evaluation

Scores based on 2015-16

data

Full Implementation

Pilot, No Stakes

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District Training and Roll-Out Plan

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Expectations for district training lead(s) • Attend a train-the-trainer session on value-

added models in spring or summer 2014 Get Training

• Develop and implement plan for distributing PDF reports to teachers and providing training on value added. Plan & Train

• Read the TLE Newsletter for important updates and new resources Stay Connected

• Answer questions teachers and administrators have regarding the PDF report Be a Resource

• Escalate questions or concerns that teachers and administrators that can’t be answered at the district-level to OSDE Help Desk Stay Supported

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•Who? Get Training

Guidelines for selecting training leads:

District-level staff approved by the district superintendent

Supervisors with authority to access evaluation information

Able to train and support teachers and administrators

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•How many? Get Training Guidelines for number of training leads by district:

11-2 training

leads =

12-3 training leads

13-4 training leads

>10,000 students

12,501 -10,000 students

1 - 2,500 students

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•What? Where? Get Training

Training sessions:

3.5 hour long in- person trainings (registration begins 30 minutes prior to start)

Training locations (spring):

Atoka Lawton

Oklahoma City Tulsa

Woodward

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•When? Get Training

Atoka Thursday, May 8

8:00am – 12:00pm

Lawton Tuesday, April 29,

and Thursday, May 1 8:00am – 12:00pm

Oklahoma City Monday, April 28, and

Monday, May 5 8:00am – 12:00pm 12:30pm – 4:30pm

Tulsa Wednesday, April 30

8:00am – 12:00pm 12:30pm – 4:30pm Tuesday, May 6 8am – 12:00pm

Woodward Wednesday, May 7 8:00am – 12:00pm

Additional sessions available in July

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Teacher and Administrator PDF Value-Added Reports will be made available to district training leads upon

completion of the in-person training

Plan & Train

Training leads will need to implement and design the

following:

A process for distributing PDF reports to all relevant

teachers and administrators

A plan for training all teachers and leaders in the

district who will receive value-added reports

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Secure Portal Access for Teachers

District training lead manually provides

individual teachers and administrators with direct access to the PDF reports

on the secure portal

Printed PDF Reports Distributed at Training

District training lead downloads reports from the secure portal and provides printed reports to

teachers and administrators who attend a training session

Printed PDF Reports Distributed via Mail

District training lead downloads reports from the

secure portal and mails them directly to teachers or

to school leaders for distribution

PDF Reports Emailed to Teachers Directly

District training lead downloads reports from the secure portal and manually

emails them to each teacher and administrator directly

PDF Reports Emailed to School Leaders for Distribution

District training lead downloads reports from the secure portal and emails them in groups

(via a zip file) to school leaders for distribution

Plan & Train Possible Report Distribution Options

District training leads will have access to PDF reports from OSDE via a secure portal. Here are some ways districts may choose to distribute reports:

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Key Components to a Training Plan Description of Content

Logistics Determine best way to disseminate information to teachers and administrators regarding the planned trainings (ex: What will be the training location? Length?)

Communication strategy

Identify appropriate avenues for messaging training dates, times, and information to relevant audience (ex: District newsletter, email to principals)

Content development

Develop a detailed outline of the information shared and resources utilized during the district level trainings (ex: Identify key components of the value-added model and the PDF reports that need to be reviewed. Discuss the impact that value added has on teachers and administrators)

• Sample Training Plan Components Plan & Train

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Key Components to a Training Plan Description of Content

Outline trainee expectations

Identify expected outcomes trainees should have upon completion of training (ex: “Trainees will have an understanding of value added as it relates to TLE”)

Develop method for assessing trainee comprehension

Create a way to assess trainees’ comprehension of material (ex: Online/paper quiz prior to leaving training, etc.)

Develop method to obtain feedback from trainees

Create a way for district trainers to receive feedback on quality of delivery and clarity of content (ex: “What topic(s) reviewed today do you feel most comfortable with? Least comfortable with?”)

Post-training support Identify future training opportunities, appropriate resources and contacts for assistance (ex: Provide future training calendar)

• Sample Training Plan Components Plan & Train

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• Incentives and Opportunities Plan & Train

Guidance from TLE

office

• Contact [email protected] in the TLE office if you need additional support in developing a plan for your district

Sample training plan

• Districts are encouraged to send completed training plans to the TLE office to be considered for posting in the TLE section of the OSDE website for other districts to use as a resource

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Resource Suggested Use

Online Videos

Multi-use: • To supplement district trainings • To serve as district trainings • As a post-training refresher

Quick Facts Brochure • An introduction to the value-added model to start the conversation regarding this new policy

Train-the-Trainer PowerPoint Presentation

Multi-use: • To supplement district trainings • To serve as district trainings • As a post-training refresher

Recommended Journal Articles

• Provide context to the OSDE method of calculating value-added results

• Training Resources Stay Connected

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Trainers should consider how these questions will be addressed district wide: What procedure should school-level staff follow for

questions about PDF reports? Will users have access to a phone number, an email or

a ticketing system? Will questions be collected to create a district-level

FAQ? Will users be able to find additional resources on the

district’s website?

• Trainers should be prepared to serve as the district resource for teacher and administrator questions about value added Be a Resource

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Training leads will have access to the following resources to help support school staff: • Value added FAQs • Online training modules • OSDE Help Desk • Value added brochure • District value added training presentation materials • Additional reference materials

• Training leads who have attended training will be able to escalate any questions or concerns to the OSDE Help Desk

Stay Supported

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Next Steps

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Next Steps

Identify the district value-added training lead(s) Determine whether the district training lead(s) will attend a spring session or a summer session

Encourage the district training lead(s) to sign up early for a train-the-trainer session in the spring (if applicable) or watch for updates about summer training registration

Check the TLE Newsletter and TLE section of the OSDE website for updates and additional details regarding the trainings and helpful resources

Contact OSDE Help Desk with questions or concerns

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Questions?

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