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Welcome to DRA/EDL and DIBELS/MIDE

Welcome to DRA/EDL and DIBELS/MIDE. Trainer-of-Trainers for SRP Teachers, ICs and WRISE Teachers August 25, 2009. What is the 09-10 LISD Teacher Training Model. Language Arts Facilitators a nd/or Instructional Coaches. LAFs , ICs, SRP & WRISE. Early Reading Instruments.

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Welcome to DRA/EDL and DIBELS/MIDE

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  1. Welcome to DRA/EDL and DIBELS/MIDE Trainer-of-Trainers for SRP Teachers, ICs and WRISE Teachers August 25, 2009

  2. What is the 09-10 LISD Teacher Training Model Language Arts Facilitators and/or Instructional Coaches LAFs, ICs, SRP & WRISE

  3. Early Reading Instruments • DIBELS (Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills) & MIDE (Medidas Incrementales de Destrezas Esenciales) • DRA (Developmental Reading Assessment) & EDL (Evaluacion del desarrollo de la lectura

  4. What is done with ERI Data? • Provide Appropriate Classroom Instruction • Qualify for Intervention Programs (SRP) • Monitor Progress • Report to Parents • Report to School Board • Report to State

  5. Administering the DRA & EDLGrades K - 5 What is it? Why teachers chose it? How is it administered?

  6. Why DRA & EDL? • Alignment in K-5 • Structure of DRA/EDL reflects LISD Balanced Literacy Framework • Aligned with the TEKS • Research based • Provides support for making instructional decisions

  7. DRA/EDL is looking for characteristics of good readers Good readers… • Select appropriately leveled reading materials • Read and sustain their reading for longer periods of time • Aware of their strengths as readers and are goal directed • Preview a book before reading it and predict what might happen • Read aloud quickly and smoothly • Use a variety of strategies • Use text features and graphic organizers • Summarize important information in a written form • Read for meaning on the explicit and implicit level

  8. Materials Provided in the kit: • Teacher Guide • Blackline Masters (Book and CD) • Training DVD • Laminated Procedure Overview/Record of Oral Reading Guidelines • DRA/EDL Texts • Timer • Student Book Graph Other materials needed: • Copies of Student Reading Surveys • Teacher Observation Guides • Student Booklets

  9. Preparing for the Assessment • Assemble and organize assessment materials and place in tub. • Sort the copies of the assessment forms and place in folders with leveled texts. • Read all of the leveled texts and assessment materials that your students will use. • Make a plan for administering the DRA/EDL. • Prepare students for DRA/EDL.

  10. Looking at Samples Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third-Fifth Grade

  11. Supporting Each Other

  12. DIBELS/MIDE

  13. DIBELS Materials • K-2 DIBELS Cards (for students) • Student ERI booklet (with teacher directions) • DIBELS/DRA Class Data Card • Timer

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