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Secondary Mathematics

Leadership MeetingOctober 23, 2014

Google: HISD Secondary Math Wiki or access: http://houstonmath.wikispaces.com/

AGENDA

Announcements STAAR Special Education Updates Assessment Review Algebra I Breakout Sessions

Middle School – Library High School – Room 110

Evaluations and Door Prizes

ANNOUNCEMENTS

What test do I take? Grades 3 – 8: take on-level STAAR

EXCEPTION: Algebra I students must take Algebra I STAAR EOC

Double testing? Prepare for the worst and hope for the best

Grade 7 Pre-AP: must follow S&S for this courseS&S purposefully omits a few Math 8 standards If students are taught all of Math 8, then, by law, they

must take Math 8 STAAR Grades 9 – 12: Algebra I STAAR EOC required for graduation

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Who uses graphing calculators? All Algebra I and Math 8 students MUST use graphing calculators

on STAAR Include their use as a tool (not as a substitute for deep thinking) in

daily instruction

Grade 7 Pre-AP Will NOT use graphing calculators on Math 7 STAAR Include their use as a tool (not as a substitute for deep thinking) in

daily instruction

Grade 6 and 7 Include their use as a tool (not as a substitute for deep thinking) in

daily instruction

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Snapshot and DLA: Blueprints/Outlines, Interventions, and Student Self-AnalysisBlueprints: Google “HISD Curriculum”; look on

the LH side for “Snapshots and District-Level Assessment Resources”

Intervention Documents and Student Self-Analysis: eLearn and HUB: Course>>District Assessments>>Snapshots>>

STAAR Accommodated

An Overview

Presenters:P. Granger (713) 556-8812E. Hatcher (713) 556-9856Special Education Curriculum Specialists

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ASSESSED CURRICULUM

STAAR A is an accommodated online version of STAAR for students who meet eligibility requirements. STAAR A will be administered for the first time in spring 2015.

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FEATURES

STAAR A will be administered online and will include online tools, embedded accommodations to selections and test questions, and accessibility features.

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STAAR vs. STAAR A

Texas Education Agency – Student Assessment Division

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STAAR vs. STAAR A

Texas Education Agency – Student Assessment Division

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TEST RESULTS

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TEST RESULTS

Texas Education Agency – Student Assessment Division

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RESOURCES TEA recommends that teachers become familiar with STAAR A and help

guide students through practice selections and test questions until they are comfortable with the STAAR A online testing interface and accommodations. (http://www.tea.state.tx.us/index2.aspx?id=25769817490&menu_id=793)

Educator Guide for STAAR A and STAAR Alternate Demonstration video for teachers and test administrators Sample selections and test questions Student tutorials with practice selections and test questions Student tutorial administration directions STAAR A Accommodation Guidelines STAAR A Eligibility Requirements (English and Spanish) Introduction to STAAR A: A Guide for Parents A Parent’s Guide to State Assessments for Students with Disabilities

Texas Education Agency – Student Assessment Division

STAAR Performance StandardsAlgebra I

2014 – 2015: Current phase-in 1 performance standards

2015 – 2016: Phase-in 2 performance standards implemented

2018 – 2019: Phase-in 3 performance standards implemented

2021 – 2022: Final recommended performance standards implemented

New Assessed Curriculum – Algebra I

Current Reporting Category New Reporting Category

Functional Relationships Broken Out Number and Algebraic

Methods

Properties & Attributes Renamed

Describing and Graphing Linear Functions, Equations, and

Inequalities

Linear Functions Reorganized

Writing and Solving Linear Functions, Equations, and

Inequalities

Linear Equations Reorganized

Quadratic Functions and Equations

Quadratic and Other Non-linear Functions

Split into two

Exponential Functions and Equations

New Assessed Curriculum – Algebra I STAAR tests 100% (49/49) of the content

student expectations. 33% (16/49) of the assessed student

expectations are readiness standards. Currently, 33% (13/39)

54 total questions

New Assessed Curriculum – Algebra I Process Standards

Multiple process skills will be incorporated into each STAAR math question

New Reference Material Side-by-Side TEKS Comparison Charts

ALGEBRA I – Reference Material

Algebra I – Reference Material

STAAR Spring 2014 ResultsAlgebra I EOC

Passing Rate State –

81% (current phase-in 1)60% (if phase-in 2)39% (if recommended)

District – 75% (current phase-in 1)

Algebra I

Resources EOC Intervention Documents (planning guides

and assessments) Teaching outlines (Snapshots) New TEKS (TEKS Transition – within planning

guides)

Algebra I – Low Performing SEs

Ⓡ ALGI.8B Solve systems of linear equations using concrete models, graphs, tables, and algebraic methods (substitution and elimination).

Ⓡ ALGI.10A Solve quadratic equations in applied settings using concrete models, tables, graphs, and algebraic methods including factoring and the quadratic formula.

Door Prizes & Break

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

Middle School Library

High SchoolRoom 110

Middle School Breakout Session

TEKS Anticipation GuideBefore

StatementAfter

True False True False    The knowledge and skills statements are

tested on STAAR.

   

    The process standards are different for each grade level.

   

    The process standards are more specific.    

    Personal financial literacy will be tested on STAAR.

   

    There are new STAAR Reference Materials.    

    The reporting categories have changed.    

    STAAR griddable items have a positive and negative bubble.

   

    The current STAAR performance standard is phase-in 1.

   

    Tested SEs are unknown.    

    In grade 8, calculators should be used during testing only.

   

Resources

STAAR Performance StandardsGrades 6 – 8

2014 – 2015: Current phase-in 1 performance standards

2015 – 2016: Phase-in 2 performance standards implemented

2018 – 2019: Phase-in 3 performance standards implemented

2021 – 2022: Final recommended performance standards implemented

New to STAAR Mathematics

New assessed curriculum documents

New blueprints

New reference materials

New griddable question documents

New process codes documents

New calculator policy

STAAR MathematicsUpdates

Fewer Categories 5 to 4

Reorganized to create new reporting categories

1.Numerical Representation and Relationships (G7 Probability & Numerical Representations)

2.Computations and Algebraic Relationships

3.Geometry and Measurement

4.Data Analysis and Personal Financial Literacy

New Assessed Curriculum

Grade 6 – 98% (51/52) Assessed Standards; 16/51 Readiness (31%)

Grade 7 – 88% (38/43) Assessed Standards; 13/38 Readiness (34%)

Grade 8 – 89% (40/45) Assessed Standards; 13/40 Readiness (33%)

New Reference Materials

Grade 6 Formulas moved to front

page Formulas for circle deleted

Grade 7

Formulas moved to front page

Added algebraic & financial info

Grade 8 Formulas moved to front

page Added algebraic &

financial info Deleted the ruler Deleted conversion

New Griddable Questions 4 griddables on each test Added the positive and negative sign

New Method to Report Process Skills

The seven process standards are identical in grades 6 – 12 and are included in the knowledge statement in the TEKS.

Multiple process skills will be incorporated in STAAR mathematics questions.

Q & A Session

Sources

Texas Education Agencywww.tea.state.tx.us

Harris County Department of Educationwww.hcde-texas.org

Dr. Monica Kendall, Curriculum Managermkendall@houstonisd.org

Katrina Cushenberry, Mathematics Specialist kcushenb@houstonisd.org

Princess Granger, Special Ed Program Specialist pgrange1@houstonisd.org

Beverly A. Smith, Mathematics Specialist bsmith20@houstonisd.org

Shirley Ward, Mathematics Specialist sward1@houstonisd.org

High School Breakout Session

High School New TEKS - Geometry Process Standards “Proof and Congruence: The student uses the

process skills with deductive reasoning to prove and apply theorems by utilizing a variety of methods such as coordinate, transformational, axiomatic and formats such as two-column, paragraph, flow chart.”

More defined constructions Rigid and non-rigid transformations Circles Probability Side-by-Side TEKS Comparison Charts

High School New TEKS – Algebra II

Process Standards Linear functions in Algebra I Majority of expectations for quadratic functions in

Algebra I Cube and cube root functions Conic sections moved to Precalculus Polynomial functions Side-by-Side TEKS Comparison Charts

High School New TEKS

Side by side for MMA, AQR, and Precalculus coming soon

New Course: Discrete Mathematics for Problem Solving

New Course: Algebraic Reasoning – SEs in development

New Course: Statistics – SEs in development

Proclamation 2015 – High School Instructional Materials

Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Precalculus MMA AQR

CTE Engineering

Mathematics Mathematical

Applications in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources

Statistics and Risk Management

Robotics Programming and Design

Proclamation 2015 – Instructional Materials

November 7, 2014 – Big Showcase A process for review will soon be announced Review will be conducted digitally All digital – Publishers are being asked not to

leave hard copies so the impression will not be that hard copies will be available

Curriculum Revisions

All high school revisions to documents will begin in the spring – teacher input neededSyllabusPacing CalendarsScope and SequenceOutlines for new courses

Additional Resources

Online College and Career Readiness Resource Center (OCCRRC) – free resource to support for “First-in-Family College Attenders” and professional development (the site does not have resources for CPM)

TEA Graduation Toolkit iTunes U – Kid2Kid Videos

CAMT – June 24-26, 2015 Houston GRB

EVALUATIONS AND CLOSURE

Parking lot Evaluations

Dr. Monica Kendall, Curriculum Managermkendall@houstonisd.org

Katrina Cushenberry, Mathematics Specialist kcushenb@houstonisd.org

Princess Granger, Special Ed Program Specialist pgrange1@houstonisd.org

Beverly A. Smith, Mathematics Specialist bsmith20@houstonisd.org

Shirley Ward, Mathematics Specialist sward1@houstonisd.org