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Changes in the World of Education

Changes in the World of Education. The World of Education Is Changing. From To . Unconditional Trust from Public Single delivery system with little or no choice Purpose of schools to sort/select students Strong consensus on purpose of schools

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Changes in the World of Education

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  1. Changes in the World of Education

  2. The World of Education Is Changing From To • Unconditional Trust from Public • Single delivery system with little or no choice • Purpose of schools to sort/select students • Strong consensus on purpose of schools • Student population that was homogeneous. • Emphasis on only the school • Earned trust through results • Multi-dimensional system with choices i.e. charter schools • Purpose of schools to provide higher levels of achievement for all • No consensus on purpose of schools • Radically diverse student population • Focus on school, home and community

  3. The World of Curriculum Is Changing From To • Focus on teaching • Inputs • Performance • Means • Processes • Little agreement on what should be taught • Basics • Focus on learning • Outputs • Results • Ends • Outcomes • State content standards • 21st century skills??? All kids can learn, All teachers can grow

  4. The World Of Schools We Reward We Value • Active Learning • Divergent Thinking • Holistic Tasks • Cooperation • High Level Thinking • Problem Solving • Collection and Analysis of data • Working Collaboratively • Reflection • Passive learning • Convergent thinking • Low level tasks • Competition • Knowledge of facts • Memorization • Comprehension • Working Alone • Quick Answers

  5. Then of course the things that the state does for … or was that to us. High Stakes Testing API Public Flogging Incentives Consequences

  6. 1999-2000 API Consists of: • Stanford (SAT) 9 results from 1998-99 School year. Basic Vocabulary API - Academic Performance Index PSAA - Public Schools Accountability Act CDE - California Department of Education AB1114 - Assembly Bill - Certificated Staff Incentive

  7. Students exempted from API Report: • Mobility - in school district for less than one year • Special Accommodation of students tested more than one year below their grade level. (ex: 5th grader tested at 3rd grade level. • Test Accommodations marked: Braille, Large print test, revised test format, use of aides and/or aids.

  8. API SCALE 200-1000 800 is target

  9. NPR - National Percentile Rate

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