Data Dive: Grades 3–5 Teacher Edition

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What does a student's improvement from 55% to 78% on a reading assessment indicate?

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Growth over time.

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Which of the following is not an example of student data?

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Classroom decorations.

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True or False: Class averages always give an accurate picture of student understanding?

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False.

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What should you do if 60% of your students are below grade level in nonfiction skills?

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Create small groups to reteach nonfiction skills with leveled texts.

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What is the next instructional move if many students struggle with multi-step word problems?

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Reteach the skill in small group.

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Define 'student data'.

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Information collected about students' performance, behavior, and learning progress.

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What is the purpose of assessment scores?

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To evaluate student understanding and progress.

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What are observation notes?

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Records made by teachers about student behavior and learning during class.

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What are running records?

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A method of assessing a student's reading level and fluency.

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Why is it important to analyze student data?

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To inform instruction and improve student learning outcomes.