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DOE Update Denise Bishop, Director Program Standards and Professional Development Office of Early Learning Duval Early Learning Directors’ Network January 20, 2009 1 Topics 2008-09 Kindergarten Screening & 2007-08 VPK Provider Kindergarten Readiness Rate Calculation 2009-10 New Kindergarten Assessments VPK Assessments 2 2007-08 Kindergarten Screening & VPK Provider Readiness Rate: Timelines November 3 - 27, 2008 November 3 - December 5, 2008 Coalition Review/Approval December 12 - 17, 2008 VPK Provider Verification Posting of District/School Results December 15 - 19, 2008 Release of Kindergarten Screening Results Coalition Receipt of District Results 3 2007-08 Kindergarten Screening and VPK Provider Readiness Rates: Timelines December 22, 2008 – January 3, 2009 January 15, 2009 Calculation of 2007-08 Preliminary Rates Conference Calls with Coalitions/Districts January 15 – February 14, 2009 Results of Matched/Unmatched Records for Additional Information Dispute Resolution and Recalculation of Rates February 17, 2009 Release of Final Readiness Rates 4 Kindergarten Screening History 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 School Readiness Checklist Based on 17 Items Listed in Law School Readiness Checklist Based on 17 Items Listed in Law School Readiness Checklist Based on 17 Items Listed in Law Uniform Screening – 17 Items Listed in Law Uniform Screening – 17 Items Listed in Law Uniform Screening – 17 Items Listed in Law Early Childhood Observation System (ECHOS) Early Screening Inventory (ESI-K) Early Screening Inventory (ESI-K) Early Screening Inventory (ESI-K) DIBELS – Letter Naming Work Sampling System or Ready-forSchool Behavioral Screener Work Sampling System or Ready-forSchool Behavioral Screener Work Sampling System or Ready-forSchool Behavioral Screener DIBELS – Letter Sounds 5 Kindergarten Screening Measures Kindergarten Screening Measures & VPK Accountability VPK Instructional Year 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Kindergarten Screening Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 ECHOS ECHOS ECHOS ECHOS ECHOS TBD TBD DIBELS DIBELS DIBELS New Reading Measures New Reading Measures New Reading Measures New Reading Measures New Math Measures New Math Measures Assessment Tools 6 7 8 9 Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading - NEW! For K –12 students Available to all districts in 2009-10 Predictive of end-of-year performance in reading Administered by the kindergarten teacher Used for screening, progress monitoring, and diagnostic testing 10 The Five Elements of Reading: Critical to Assessment AND Instruction Phonemic Awareness Phonics Identifying Words Accurately and Fluently Fluency Vocabulary Comprehension Constructing Meaning Once Words are Identified 11 What is the Probability of Success in Reading Score? A score that tells the probability that a student will be on grade level at the end of the year. (at or above the 40%ile on the Stanford Achievement Test) Green Success Zone: the student has an 85% or greater chance of being at or above grade level Yellow Success Zone: the student has an 16-84% chance of being at or above grade level Red Success Zone: the student has a 15% or lower chance of being at or above grade level 12 Florida Assessments Frequency of Administration Assessment Period 1 – Fall/September (Instructional Days 20 - 39) Assessment Period 2 – Winter/February (Instructional Days 95 - 114) Assessment Period 3 – Spring/April 156 - 174) (Instructional Days 13 Florida Assessments: K - 2 Broad Screen * Broad Diagnostic Inventory Tasks required for All Students. * Comprehension Spelling Required for Second Grade. Vocabulary is optional for students in the Green Zone. Targeted Diagnostic Inventory Ongoing Progress Monitoring All assessments include practice items. 14 Broad Screen/Progress Monitoring Tasks 15 Kindergarten Broad Screening: Letter Naming Teacher Directions: I’m going to show you some letters of the alphabet. Tell me the name of the letter. Ready? 16 VPK Education Standards 2008 V. A.3. a. b. c. Emergent Literacy Shows alphabetic knowledge …recognizes almost all letters by …names most letters ...names some letter sounds name 17 Kindergarten Broad Screening: Phonemic Awareness Teacher Directions: What would the word be if I say: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. /l/ /ake/ (lake) /l/ /ock/ (lock) /sh/ /ip/ (ship) /s/ /o/ (so) /h/ /all/ (hall) /c/ /oa/ /t / (coat) For the first assessment, the majority of the 10 items are onset and rime. 18 VPK Education Standards 2008 V. Emergent Literacy A.2. Shows age-appropriate phonological awareness a. …combines words to make a compound word (foot + ball = football) b. …combines syllables into words (sis + ter = sister) c. …can delete a syllable from a word (trumpet – trum = pet) d. …combines onset and rime to form a one-syllable word with pictorial support (c + at = cat) 19 Assessment Decision Rules (Assessment Period 1) Broad Screen/Progress Monitoring Tool Letter Naming + Phonemic Awareness = Probability of Success Broad Diagnostic Inventory Listening Comprehension (All K students) + Vocabulary (Students scoring in red and yellow zones) Targeted Diagnostic Inventory 20 Questions? 21 Contact Information Office of Early Learning Florida Department of Education (850) 245-0445 [email protected] 22