SAGE Update: What do we know now?

1. SAGE Update: What do we know now? Leadership Meeting October 24, 2013 Hal Sanderson & Darren Draper

2. Agenda & Objectives

3. General SAGE Timeline • Break 2:00-2:15 • End of Session 3:15 • Closing Keynote 3:30-4:30

4. District SAGE Testing Window • April 21st through May 30th • Six week window

5. What will the SAGE test look like? Student View

6. SAGE Test Information • See SAGE sample questions athttp://Demo.TDS.airast.org/AIRAssessment

7. SAGE Test Item – Hot Spot • See SAGE sample questions athttp://Demo.TDS.airast.org/AIRAssessment

8. SAGE Test Item – Drag and Drop See sample questions at http://Demo.TDS.airast.org/AIRAssessment

9. SAGE Test Item – Hot Spot See sample questions at http://Demo.TDS.airast.org/AIRAssessment

10. SAGE Test Item – Constructed Response See sample questions at http://Demo.TDS.airast.org/AIRAssessment

11. Elementary SAGE Testing Time (Estimated time -- test is untimed) • LANGUAGE ARTS, Grades 3 – 5   • Writing - 60 minutes (one or multiple sittings) • Reading, Speaking, Listening and Language 90 minutes (Two 45 min sessions) • MATH, Grades 3 – 5; Two 45 min Sessions • SCIENCE, Grades 4 – 5; Two 45 min Sessions

12. Secondary SAGE Testing Time (Estimated time -- test is untimed) • LANGUAGE ARTS, Grades 6 – 11   • Writing  - 90 minutes (one or multiple sittings) for grades 7 - 11. Grade 6 writing will be 60 minutes. • Reading, Speaking, Listening and Language 90 minutes (Two 45 min sessions) • MATH, Two 45 min Sessions (Math 6 through Secondary Math III) • SCIENCE, Two 45 min Sessions (Science 6 – Physics)

13. The SAGE test Information for Teachers

14. SAGE Test Assignment – Grade Based See Handout from the Utah State Office of Education

15. SAGE Test Assignment – Course Based

16. The SAGE test blueprints Available at http://ut.portal.airast.org/resources/?section=1

17. SAGE Mathematics BlueprintAvailable at http://ut.portal.airast.org/resources/?section=1

18. SAGE ELA/Literacy BlueprintAvailable at http://ut.portal.airast.org/resources/?section=1

19. SAGE Science BlueprintAvailable at http://ut.portal.airast.org/resources/?section=1

20. What is DOK listed in the blueprints? • Depth of Knowledge (DOK) provides a vocabulary and a frame of reference when thinking about our students and how they engage with the core content. • DOK offers a common language to understand "rigor," or cognitive demand, in assessments, as well as curricular units, lessons, and tasks.  • DOK levels grow in cognitive complexity and provide educators a lens on creating more cognitively engaging and challenging tasks. • See DOK for each content area.

21. Depth of Knowledge - ELA See Handout

22. Depth of Knowledge – Math/Science See Handout

23. What are the SAGE technology requirements ?

24. 2014 SAGE Technology • CSD STANDARD. Windows, Macintosh, or Chromebook computers purchased in the last FOUR years can be utilized for SAGE. • iOSDevices. Schools interested in using iPADS will need written approval from Darren Draper by April 15th. According to the State, all IPADS must have external keyboards. • Headphones are required for the SAGE ELA test. Currently the Assessment Department is planning on purchasing inexpensive earbud headphones for each student. This district plan for headphones is subject to change.

25. Do we have a State grant for more technology to help with testing time and instruction? YES! HB 2 – Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT) Funds

26. SAGE-Compatible Computer Labs • We have enough grant money (H.B. 2 General Legislative Session 2013) to provide each school with one new Chromebook lab. • To opt-in, schools need only to provide $1,350 for the cost of a Chromebook cart!

27. How to Opt-In To opt-in to the Chromebook lab Deal O’ the Year, please submit a journal entry: • For $1,350 • To 32 E 048 9932 4791 731 • By November 1st

28. Next Steps • SAGE information brochure for teachers • SAGE information brochure for parents • Chromebook purchase • SAGE information for Students with Disabilities